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VISUALIZING INFORMATION FOR EFFECTIVE DECISION-MAKING: AN EXPLORATION OF INFORMATION VISUALIZATION TECHNIQUES
Vishal Raj Purohit , Department Of Computer Science Master Of Technology Nirma University, India Jayasurya K. , Department Of Computer Science Master Of Technology Nirma University, IndiaAbstract
Information visualization is an effective means of transforming complex data into understandable and actionable insights. With the increasing amount of data being generated in today's digital age, there is a need for efficient and effective techniques to analyze and make sense of this data. This paper presents an exploration of information visualization techniques and their application to decision-making processes. The paper begins by defining information visualization and discussing its benefits. It then explores various information visualization techniques including charts, graphs, heat maps, and network diagrams, and provides examples of their application. The paper also discusses the importance of design principles in information visualization and provides guidelines for creating effective visualizations. Finally, the paper concludes with a discussion of the challenges and future directions of information visualization.
Keywords
Data visualization, , Infographics, Dashboard
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