Q6. (a) What are three major problems with the common continuous rainbow colormap? (6 points)
(b) Is there any way to address these three problems? Explain how. (4 points)
Q4. Color can be best understood in terms of three separate channels: luminance, hue, and saturation. Briefly explain how does this system specify colors. (Figures can be used to help illustration.) (5 points)
b) Give an example of matrix view of a network that's not from the textbook and explain what it is. You need to include the reference if the answer is found online. (5 points)
Q3. (a) How does tree maps encode trees? (5 points)
(b) Given an example of Tree map layout that's not from the textbook and explain what it is. You need to include the reference if the answer is found online. (5 points)
Q6. (a) What are three major
problems with the common
continuous rainbow colormap? (6
points)
(b) Is there any way to address
these three problems? Explain
how. (4 points)
Q4. Co
lor can be best understood
in terms of three separate
channels: luminance, hue, and
saturation. Briefly explain how
does this system specify colors.
(Figures can be used to help
illustration.) (5 points
)
b) Give an example of matrix view
of a network tha
t's not from the
textbook and explain what it is.
You need to include the reference
if the answer is found online. (5
points)
Q3. (a) How does
tree maps
encode trees? (5 points)
(b) Given an example of
Tree map
layout that's not from the
textbook and expla
in what it is.
You need to include the reference
if the answer is found online. (5
points)
Q6. (a) What are three major
problems with the common
continuous rainbow colormap? (6
points)
(b) Is there any way to address
these three problems? Explain
how. (4 points)
Q4. Color can be best understood
in terms of three separate
channels: luminance, hue, and
saturation. Briefly explain how
does this system specify colors.
(Figures can be used to help
illustration.) (5 points)
b) Give an example of matrix view
of a network that's not from the
textbook and explain what it is.
You need to include the reference
if the answer is found online. (5
points)
Q3. (a) How does tree maps
encode trees? (5 points)
(b) Given an example of Tree map
layout that's not from the
textbook and explain what it is.
You need to include the reference
if the answer is found online. (5
points)