Method and device for visualizing on a two-dimensional screen a

Computer graphics processing and selective visual display system – Display driving control circuitry – Controlling the condition of display elements

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345355, G06F 500

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ABSTRACT:
For visualizing on a two-dimensional screen a hierarchical information structure that is based on nodes interconnected by edges, first an actual root node is selected. The root node is visualized on the screen as a fisheyed representation of a root node block. Downstepping will at one or more next-lower hierarchical levels select a descendant node of the actual root node for display. At each downstepping the representation is divided along alternatingly at least a first and a second coordinate direction into lower level visual slices, of which the selected descendant is placed in a central part of the fisheye. Finally, access is allowed to at least one node of the graph whose image is displayed within the actual fisheye.

REFERENCES:
patent: 5546529 (1996-08-01), Bowers et al.
patent: 5555354 (1996-09-01), Strasnick et al.
patent: 5786820 (1998-07-01), Robertson
Published in Human Factors in Computing Systems, "Generated Fisheye Views", George W. Furnas, CHI 1986.

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