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       コンピュータ理工学特別講義IV 
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       藤代 一成 
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| GTK612 | 1 | (未登録) | 1 | 後期 | 月 | II | ||||||||
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| With the advent of HPC, WSN, and GII, digital data to be simulated, measured, and retrieved has been getting larger and more complex. The main target of this course is a computing methodology, called computer visualization, which provides insights gained through visual analysis of salient structures and behaviors embedded in such a data. After providing the summary of Advanced Topics in Computer Science and Engineering II, fundamentals of structured data visualizations are focused on. Then, several emerging R&D topics are chosen to discuss the potentials of state-of-the-art computer visualization, including visual analytics, XR-based visualization, computational journalism, and computational aesthetics.。 | ||||||||||||||
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      To acquire proficiency in fundamental principles and representative techniques for structured data visualization; to be acquainted with emerging R&D topics; and to be able to visualize practical datasets with standard tools such as Paraview.  | 
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| To have the credit for Advanced Topics in Computer Science and Engineering II | ||||||||||||||
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| 1) Summary of course II and orientation 2) Visualizing vector fields 3) Visualizing tensor fields 4) Fundamentals of information visualization 5) Introduction to visual analytics 6) XR-based visualization: Juxtaposition and multi-modality 7) Computational journalism 8) Computational aesthetics  | 
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