Visualizations

November 7th, 2008
by Mark Dingemanse
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Via Language Log, a nice tutorial titled Interactive Visualization for Computational Linguistics [PDF, 13,1 Mb] by Christopher Collins, Gerald Penn, and Sheelagh Carpendale. Includes not only lots of wonderful visualizations, but also a lot of background information on Gestalt perception, visualizations as 'external cognition', preattentive processing, info on a case study (slide 196ff.), and ample examples of different kinds of visualization software. See also InfoVis:Wiki — Linguistic Visualization.

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