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[Kr&98]  Automatic Graphical Abstraction in Intent-Based 3D-Illustrations

Krueger:1998:AGA (In proceedings)
Author(s)Krüger A.
Title« Automatic Graphical Abstraction in Intent-Based 3D-Illustrations »
InProceedings of Workshop on Advanced Visual Interfaces (L'Aquila, may 1998)
Page(s)47--56
Year1998
PublisherACM Press
AddressNew York

Abstract
The purpose of this paper is to present models, methods and techniques to control automatically the degree of details in graphics or animation in an intelligent way. Instead of just aiming at the technical advantages of such a reduction (i.e. saving computer memory and computational load), this work focuses on clarifying the intention of graphics or animation with the means of abstraction. The goal is to direct the viewer's attention to relevant parts of the graphics, without using metaobjects or-colours (e.g. arrows, blinking objects etc.) and to reduce the probability of distracting the viewer's attention by unimportant details. The paper describes the major problems of this task and provides a knowledge-based solution to yield an intelligent control of the level of detail, improving the expressivity of the graphics or animation and saving computational resources at the same time. To amphasize the plausibility of these ideas the graphical abstraction system ARP is presented and its results are discussed.

BibTeX code
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                  {Seligmann:1995:AGI,Hoppe:1996:PM,Lansdown:1995:EER,Leister:1994:CGC,Schlechtweg:1995:ELD},
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  author = {Antonio Kr{\"u}ger},
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  publisher = {ACM Press},
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  booktitle = {Proceedings of Workshop on Advanced Visual Interfaces (L'Aquila,
               may 1998)},
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  title = {{A}utomatic {G}raphical {A}bstraction in {I}ntent-{B}ased
           {3D}-{I}llustrations},
  abstract = {The purpose of this paper is to present models, methods and
              techniques to control automatically the degree of details in
              graphics or animation in an intelligent way. Instead of just
              aiming at the technical advantages of such a reduction (i.e.
              saving computer memory and computational load), this work focuses
              on clarifying the intention of graphics or animation with the
              means of abstraction. The goal is to direct the viewer's attention
              to relevant parts of the graphics, without using metaobjects
              or-colours (e.g. arrows, blinking objects etc.) and to reduce the
              probability of distracting the viewer's attention by unimportant
              details. The paper describes the major problems of this task and
              provides a knowledge-based solution to yield an intelligent
              control of the level of detail, improving the expressivity of the
              graphics or animation and saving computational resources at the
              same time. To amphasize the plausibility of these ideas the
              graphical abstraction system ARP is presented and its results are
              discussed.},
  year = {1998},
  pages = {47--56},
}

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