Graphics for Illustrations

Coherent Zooming of Illustrations with 3D-Graphics and Text

In this paper we develop a method for zooming in complex information spaces consisting of geometric models and associated textual explanations. In particular we introduce a technique to extend fisheye views to the exploration of three-dimensional models. The result of a zooming process is a modified geometric model which is rendered and presented to the user with appropriately selected and well...

Adaptive Labeling for Illustrations

Labels are an effective mean to visualize the association between textual and graphical information. Therefore, they are often employed in tutoring materials and technical documentations to support learning tasks. In this paper we present a novel system that integrates real-time layout algorithms for internal as well as external labels. This enables to display a maximum number of labels within ...

Illustrations of Anatomy for Nurses

depletion, to mention only a few. One noticed few misprints: one occurs in the formula for the estimator of the colour index on p. 357. The book is Wvell printed in large type on good paper. The copious illustrations and X-ray plates are very well reproduced and (locumented. The binding is strong and well strapped, and, most important of all, the script in general is clearly written and unambig...

mboost Illustrations

This document reproduces the data analyses presented in Bühlmann and Hothorn (2007). For a description of the theory behind applications shown here we refer to the original manuscript. The results differ slightly due to technical changes or bugfixes in mboost that have been implemented after the paper was printed. Most important, gamboost uses penalized B-splines instead of smoothing splines as...

Illustrations of Anatomy for Nurses