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  1. Zhang, J.: ¬A representational analysis of relational information displays (1996) 0.00
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    Abstract
    Analyses graphic and tabular displays under a common, unified form - relational information displays (RIDs) which are displays that represent relations between dimensions. A representational taxonomy is developed that classifies all RIDs and serves as a framework for systematic studies of RIDs. Develops a taxonomy of RIDs which can classifiy the majority of dimension based display tasks and analyzes the relation between representations of displays and structures of tasks in terms of a mapping principle
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  2. Zhang, J.; Korfhage, R.R.: DARE: Distance and Angle Retrieval Environment : A tale of the two measures (1999) 0.00
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    Abstract
    This article presents a visualization tool for information retrieval. Some retrieval evaluation models are interpreted in the two-dimensional space comprising direction and distance. The two different similarity measures-angle and distance-are displayed in the visual space. A new retrieval means based on the visual retrieval tool, the controlling bar, is developed for a search
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  3. Zhang, J.; Korfhage, R.R.: ¬A distance and angle similarity measure method (1999) 0.00
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    Abstract
    This article presents a distance and angle similarity measure. The integrated similarity measure takes the strenghts of both the distance and direction of measured documents into account. This article analyzes the features of the similarity measure by comparing it with the traditional distance-based similarity measure and the cosine measure, providing the iso-similarity contour, investigating the impacts of the parameters and variables on the new similarity measure. It also gives the further research issues on the topic
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