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Simplifying Network Visualizations with Motif Glyphs
Cody Dunne and Ben Shneiderman{cdunne, ben}@cs.umd.edu
29th Annual Human-Computer Interaction Lab Symposium, May 22–23, 2011 College Park, MD
Better Layouts Alternate Visualizations
Hachul & Jünger, 2006
Navlakha et al, 2008
Graph Summarization
Gove et al, 2011; Henry & Fekete, 2006; Dunne et al, 2012; Freire et al, 2010;
Wattenberg, 2006
Lostpedia articles
2: Motifs often dominate the visualization
3: Motifs members can be functionally equivalent
Observations
1: There are repeating patterns in networks (motifs)
Glyph Design Guidelines
• Representative:topology, count & attributes
• Easily distinguishable• Easily comparable• Allow overlaps
User Impressions
“I’m overwhelmed, … this is like one of those vision tests at the eye doctor”
“Now I can see the central pages…[and] pairwise connections”
Discussion
Motif simplification effective for• Reducing complexity• Understanding larger relationships
However• Frequent motifs may not be covered• Glyph design has tradeoffs
Details & algorithms in Tech Report