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Computational Visualization is concerned with graphical representation and exploration of complex data, usually bearing high dimensionality. Multidimensional data are characterized by points represented in vector spaces of many dimensions, each coordinate representing an attribute of the vector. In many applications a similarity measure can be found to highlight relationships of proximity between the vectors. In this environment projection techniques offer an alternative to ease interpretation coded by the similarity measures through proximity on the display. They do so by positioning the points on a bidimensional plane. Projection techniques are very useful to display and interact with data, but present some drawbacks that in some cases compromise the interpretation of certain features in data sets. This work discusses such problems and proposes, as an alternative to represent similarity relationships and to provide point placement on a plane, the use of phylogenetic trees, a representation typically employed to represent ancestrality relationships. An algorithm for generation and an algorithm for drawing such trees were implemented in a system called Projection Explorer. The approach is compared to that of multidimensional projections for multidimensional data in general and, in particular, for document data sets, an strategic application for multidimensional visualizations, since text can be represented and interpreted as multi-dimensional entities.

Mapeamento de dados multidimensionais usando árvores filogenéticas: foco em mapeamento de textos