Volume 4, Number 1, 2005

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  Quang Vinh Nguyen, Mao Lin Huang: EncCon: an approach to constructing interactive visualization of large hierarchical data. 1-21
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  Timo Similä: Self-organizing map learning nonlinearly embedded manifolds. 22-31
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  Harri Siirtola, Erkki Mäkinen: Constructing and reconstructing the reorderable matrix. 32-48
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  Colin Ware, Robert J. Bobrow: Supporting visual queries on medium-sized node-link diagrams. 49-58

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  Ramon Prudencio S. Toledo: Visualizing Argumentation: Software tools for collaborative and educational sense-making. 59-60

Volume 4, Number 2, 2005

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  Jessica Lin, Eamonn J. Keogh, Stefano Lonardi: Visualizing and discovering non-trivial patterns in large time series databases. 61-82
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  Hala Mostafa, Reem Bahgat: The agent visualization system: a graphical and textual representation for multi-agent systems. 83-94

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  Tamara Munzner, Matthew O. Ward: Introduction to the Special Section. 95-
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  Jinwook Seo, Ben Shneiderman: A rank-by-feature framework for interactive exploration of multidimensional data. 96-113
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  Mohammad Ghoniem, Jean-Daniel Fekete, Philippe Castagliola: On the readability of graphs using node-link and matrix-based representations: a controlled experiment and statistical analysis. 114-135
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  Thomas Kapler, William Wright: GeoTime information visualization. 136-146

Volume 4, Number 3, Autumn 2005

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  Chris North, Theresa-Marie Rhyne, Karen Duca: Bioinformatics Visualization: Introduction to the Special Issue. 147-148
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  Paul Craig, Jessie B. Kennedy, Andrew Cumming: Animated interval scatter-plot views for the exploratory analysis of large-scale microarray time-course data. 149-163
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  Nils Gehlenborg, Janko Dietzsch, Kay Nieselt: A Framework for Visualization of Microarray Data and Integrated Meta Information. 164-175
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  Robert Kincaid, Amir Ben-Dor, Zohar Yakhini: Exploratory visualization of array-based comparative genomic hybridization. 176-190
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  Purvi Saraiya, Chris North, Karen Duca: Visualizing biological pathways: requirements analysis, systems evaluation and research agenda. 191-205
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  Martin Graham, Jessie B. Kennedy: Extending taxonomic visualisation to incorporate synonymy and structural markers. 206-223
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  Michael E. Smoot, Ellen J. Bass, Stephanie A. Guerlain, William R. Pearson: A system for visualizing and analyzing near-optimal protein sequence alignments. 224-237

Volume 4, Number, Winter 2005

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  Ji Soo Yi, Rachel Melton, John T. Stasko, Julie A. Jacko: Dust & Magnet: multivariate information visualization using a magnet metaphor. 239-256
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  Frédéric Blanchard, Michel Herbin, Laurent Lucas: A new pixel-oriented visualization technique through color image. 257-265
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  Axel Saalbach, Jörg Ontrup, Helge Ritter, Tim W. Nattkemper: Image fusion based on topographic mappings using the hyperbolic space. 266-275
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  Christopher W. T. Chiu, Peter Pashley, Marilyn Seastrom, Peggy Carr: Visualizing large-scale data in educational, behavioral, psychometrical and social sciences: utilities and design patterns of the SEER computational and graphical statistics. 276-289
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  Nahum D. Gershon, Jake Kolojejchick: From the lab to the field - Steve Roth: a Memoriam. 290-291

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