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Time of creation: Wed Aug 25 14:19:00 EDT 2021

MAJOR CLUSTERS

The network is divided into 17 co-citation clusters. The largest 6 clusters are summarized as follows.

Figure. An overview of the network.


Table 1. Summary of the largest 6 clusters.

ClusterID Size Silhouette Label (LSI) Label (LLR) Label (MI) Average Year
0 157 0.899 visual data mining visual data mining (957.65, 1.0E-4) exploring high-d space (0.74) 2000
1 144 0.893 information visualization information visualization (373.84, 1.0E-4) structured approach (1.9) 2006
2 129 0.82 information visualization social media (673.6, 1.0E-4) visualizing abstract information (1.95) 2011
3 121 0.798 information visualization survey paper (242.2, 1.0E-4) visualizing abstract information (0.98) 2014
4 107 0.858 information visualization authoring system (379.96, 1.0E-4) visualizing abstract information (0.79) 2015
5 105 0.954 information visualization using 3d metaphoric world (304.41, 1.0E-4) citation mapping (0.07) 1996

The largest cluster (#0) has 157 members and a silhouette value of 0.899. It is labeled as visual data mining by both LLR and LSI, and as exploring high-d space (0.74) by MI. The most relevant citer to the cluster is Zhu, B (2005.0) Information visualization. ANNUAL REVIEW OF INFORMATION SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, V39, P39 DOI 10.1002/aris.1440390111.

The second largest cluster (#1) has 144 members and a silhouette value of 0.893. It is labeled as information visualization by both LLR and LSI, and as structured approach (1.9) by MI. The most relevant citer to the cluster is Lungu, Mircea (2007.0) Biomedical information visualization. HUMAN-CENTERED VISUALIZATION ENVIRONMENTS Lecture Notes in Computer Science, V4417, P52.

The third largest cluster (#2) has 129 members and a silhouette value of 0.82. It is labeled as social media by LLR, information visualization by LSI, and visualizing abstract information (1.95) by MI. The most relevant citer to the cluster is Liu, Shixia (2014.0) A survey on information visualization: recent advances and challenges. VISUAL COMPUTER, V30, P21 DOI 10.1007/s00371-013-0892-3.

The 4th largest cluster (#3) has 121 members and a silhouette value of 0.798. It is labeled as survey paper by LLR, information visualization by LSI, and visualizing abstract information (0.98) by MI. The most relevant citer to the cluster is Behrisch, M (2018.0) Quality metrics for information visualization. COMPUTER GRAPHICS FORUM, V37, P38 DOI 10.1111/cgf.13446.

The 5th largest cluster (#4) has 107 members and a silhouette value of 0.858. It is labeled as authoring system by LLR, information visualization by LSI, and visualizing abstract information (0.79) by MI. The most relevant citer to the cluster is Ens, Barrett (2021.0) Uplift: a tangible and immersive tabletop system for casual collaborative visual analytics. IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON VISUALIZATION AND COMPUTER GRAPHICS, V27, P11 DOI 10.1109/TVCG.2020.3030334.

The 6th largest cluster (#5) has 105 members and a silhouette value of 0.954. It is labeled as using 3d metaphoric world by LLR, information visualization by LSI, and citation mapping (0.07) by MI. The most relevant citer to the cluster is Herman, I (2000.0) Graph visualization and navigation in information visualization: a survey. IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON VISUALIZATION AND COMPUTER GRAPHICS DOI 10.1109/2945.841119.

CITATION COUNTS

The top ranked item by citation counts is Bostock M (2011) in Cluster #2, with citation counts of 71. The second one is CARD SK (1999) in Cluster #0, with citation counts of 70. The third is Thomas J (2005) in Cluster #1, with citation counts of 59. The 4th is Lam H (2012) in Cluster #3, with citation counts of 51. The 5th is Munzner T (2014) in Cluster #10, with citation counts of 50. The 6th is Ware C (2012) in Cluster #2, with citation counts of 47. The 7th is Liu SX (2014) in Cluster #2, with citation counts of 44. The 8th is Heer J (2005) in Cluster #1, with citation counts of 39. The 9th is Ware C (2004) in Cluster #6, with citation counts of 36. The 10th is Viegas FB (2007) in Cluster #1, with citation counts of 34.

Citation CountsReferencesDOICluster ID
71Bostock M, 2011, IEEE T VIS COMPUT GR, 17, 230110.1109/TVCG.2011.1852
70CARD SK, 1999, READINGS INFORMATION, 0, 00
59Thomas J, 2005, ILLUMINATING PATH RE, 0, 01
51Lam H, 2012, IEEE T VIS COMPUT GR, 18, 152010.1109/TVCG.2011.2793
50Munzner T, 2014, VISUALIZATION ANAL D, 0, 010
47Ware C, 2012, INFORM VISUALIZATION, 0, 02
44Liu SX, 2014, VISUAL COMPUT, 30, 137310.1007/s00371-013-0892-32
39Heer J, 2005, P SIGCHI C HUM FACT, 0, 42110.1145/1054972.1055031]1
36Ware C, 2004, INFORM VISUALIZATION, 0, 06
34Viegas FB, 2007, IEEE T VIS COMPUT GR, 13, 112110.1109/TVCG.2007.705771

BURSTS

The top ranked item by bursts is CARD SK (1999) in Cluster #0, with bursts of 40.43. The second one is Bostock M (2011) in Cluster #2, with bursts of 31.77. The third is Thomas J (2005) in Cluster #1, with bursts of 27.86. The 4th is Munzner T (2014) in Cluster #10, with bursts of 21.35. The 5th is Lam H (2012) in Cluster #3, with bursts of 20.06. The 6th is Ware C (2004) in Cluster #6, with bursts of 18.56. The 7th is Ware C (2012) in Cluster #2, with bursts of 18.46. The 8th is Heer J (2005) in Cluster #1, with bursts of 18.33. The 9th is WARE C (2000) in Cluster #0, with bursts of 17.53. The 10th is Liu SX (2014) in Cluster #2, with bursts of 16.66.

BurstsReferencesDOICluster ID
40.43CARD SK, 1999, READINGS INFORMATION, 0, 00
31.77Bostock M, 2011, IEEE T VIS COMPUT GR, 17, 230110.1109/TVCG.2011.1852
27.86Thomas J, 2005, ILLUMINATING PATH RE, 0, 01
21.35Munzner T, 2014, VISUALIZATION ANAL D, 0, 010
20.06Lam H, 2012, IEEE T VIS COMPUT GR, 18, 152010.1109/TVCG.2011.2793
18.56Ware C, 2004, INFORM VISUALIZATION, 0, 06
18.46Ware C, 2012, INFORM VISUALIZATION, 0, 02
18.33Heer J, 2005, P SIGCHI C HUM FACT, 0, 42110.1145/1054972.1055031]1
17.53WARE C, 2000, INFORMATION VISUALIZ, 0, 00
16.66Liu SX, 2014, VISUAL COMPUT, 30, 137310.1007/s00371-013-0892-32

CENTRALITY

The top ranked item by centrality is CARD SK (1999) in Cluster #0, with centrality of 67. The second one is Thomas J (2005) in Cluster #1, with centrality of 51. The third is Byron L (2008) in Cluster #1, with centrality of 46. The 4th is Correa CD (2012) in Cluster #2, with centrality of 45. The 5th is WARE C (2000) in Cluster #0, with centrality of 44. The 6th is Ersoy O (2011) in Cluster #2, with centrality of 40. The 7th is Cao N (2011) in Cluster #2, with centrality of 37. The 8th is Grammel L (2010) in Cluster #8, with centrality of 36. The 9th is Bertini E (2011) in Cluster #2, with centrality of 35. The 10th is Borkin MA (2016) in Cluster #4, with centrality of 34.

CentralityReferencesDOICluster ID
67CARD SK, 1999, READINGS INFORMATION, 0, 00
51Thomas J, 2005, ILLUMINATING PATH RE, 0, 01
46Byron L, 2008, IEEE T VIS COMPUT GR, 14, 124510.1109/TVCG.2008.1661
45Correa CD, 2012, IEEE T VIS COMPUT GR, 18, 10610.1109/TVCG.2010.2602
44WARE C, 2000, INFORMATION VISUALIZ, 0, 00
40Ersoy O, 2011, IEEE T VIS COMPUT GR, 17, 236410.1109/TVCG.2011.2332
37Cao N, 2011, IEEE T VIS COMPUT GR, 17, 258110.1109/TVCG.2011.1882
36Grammel L, 2010, IEEE T VIS COMPUT GR, 16, 94310.1109/TVCG.2010.1648
35Bertini E, 2011, IEEE T VIS COMPUT GR, 17, 220310.1109/TVCG.2011.2292
34Borkin MA, 2016, IEEE T VIS COMPUT GR, 22, 51910.1109/TVCG.2015.24677324

SIGMA

The top ranked item by sigma is Thomas J (2005) in Cluster #1, with sigma of 0.19. The second one is Byron L (2008) in Cluster #1, with sigma of 0.17. The third is Segel E (2010) in Cluster #8, with sigma of 0.14. The 4th is Tufte E R (2001) in Cluster #0, with sigma of 0.13. The 5th is Yee KP (2001) in Cluster #5, with sigma of 0.13. The 6th is Di Battista G (1999) in Cluster #5, with sigma of 0.12. The 7th is CARD SK (1999) in Cluster #0, with sigma of 0.11. The 8th is Carpendale S (2008) in Cluster #1, with sigma of 0.11. The 9th is Ware C (2004) in Cluster #6, with sigma of 0.09. The 10th is Wongsuphasawat K (2016) in Cluster #4, with sigma of 0.08.

SigmaReferencesDOICluster ID
0.19Thomas J, 2005, ILLUMINATING PATH RE, 0, 01
0.17Byron L, 2008, IEEE T VIS COMPUT GR, 14, 124510.1109/TVCG.2008.1661
0.14Segel E, 2010, IEEE T VIS COMPUT GR, 16, 113910.1109/TVCG.2010.1798
0.13Tufte E R, 2001, VISUAL DISPLAY QUANT, 3rd, 00
0.13Yee KP, 2001, IEEE SYMPOSIUM ON INFORMATION VISUALIZATION 2001, 0, 435
0.12Di Battista G, 1999, GRAPH DRAWING ALGORI, 0, 05
0.11CARD SK, 1999, READINGS INFORMATION, 0, 00
0.11Carpendale S, 2008, LECT NOTES COMPUT SC, 4950, 1910.1007/978-3-540-70956-5_21
0.09Ware C, 2004, INFORM VISUALIZATION, 0, 06
0.08Wongsuphasawat K, 2016, IEEE T VIS COMPUT GR, 22, 64910.1109/TVCG.2015.24671914