The phrase "a visualization that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when introducing a specific type of visualization that illustrates or represents data, concepts, or ideas.
Example: "The report includes a visualization that clearly demonstrates the trends in sales over the past year."
Alternatives: "a graphic that" or "a depiction that".
Salient visual features are defined as the elements in a visualization that attract bottom-up attention (e.g., Itti, Koch, & Niebur, 1998; Rosenholtz & Jin, 2005).
"It was, in the earliest stages, an enormously complex process, trying to work from these very geek technical details towards a visualization that would be accessible, but not condensing, not shallow," Mr. McCloud said.
Veerasamy and Heikes (1997)) designed a visualization that displayed the relevant documents and assisted users to effectively reformulate queries based on the searched keywords in the first stage.
We demonstrate how salient elements of a display – or elements in a visualization that attract attention – can influence interpretations of visualizations.
The goal is to have full visibility into salespeople's processes with a visualization that shows much time top performers are spending at each phase of a deal, and where struggling reps may be deviating from typically successful methodology.
Italian writer, blogger and photographer Vincenzo Cosenza has for the second time put together a visualization that shows the most popular social networks around the world on a map, based on the most recent traffic data (December 2009) as measured by Alexa & Google Trends for Websites.
For instance, Khan et al. [ 4] summarized their analysis results in a planar visualization that shows a clear separation of diagnostic cases.
We now present a scheme to convert a slice-based atlas into a conceptual visualization that was used to produce the results in Figures 1 2 and Figure S1, S2.
It also presents a map visualization that displays each event as a bubble over the location where it happened.
Utilizing a distance measure, we were able to create a gene visualization that can highlight probe differences.
All of this data is boiled down into a simple visualization that appears directly above LinkedIn profiles, which also shows you a person's overall Dosi.io score.
