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Introduction to Data Visualization

2018
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Abstract

This would be an introduction to the domain of data visualization. The presentation core is composed of a series of examples organized in three time-based sections: classic visualizations (18th and 19th centuries), modern visualizations (20th century), and contemporary visualizations (21st century). This presentation is not intended to be exhaustive at a historical level, the intent is rather to introduce the subjects of discussion that make these examples interesting, according to a temporal sequence.

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