2018•Unpublished venueRequires access

Time-Tunnel: 3D Visualization Tool and Its Aspects as 3D Parallel Coordinates

Yoshihiro Okada

Open publisher page 3 citations

Abstract

This paper treats a 3D visualization tool called Time-tunnel, especially describes its aspects as 3D Parallel Coordinates by showing its actual visualization examples. Originally, Time-tunnel is a multidimensional data visualization tool and it was extended to support Parallel Coordinates called PCTT(Parallel Coordinates version of Time-tunnel). Furthermore, as its aspects of 3D Parallel Coordinates, 2Dto2D visualization functionality was added. Although PCTT can visualize network data because IP packets consist of many attributes and such multiple-attributes data can be visualized using Parallel Coordinates, 2Dto2D visualization functionality can more effectively visualize patterns of IP packets that seem network attacks. The authors have already proposed the combinatorial use of PCTT and 2Dto2D visualization for the intrusion detection of the Internet. This paper also introduces Spline Parallel Coordinates representation as one of the new features of PCTT. The authors also proposed the use of PCTT for learning analytics by visualizing leaners' learning activity data and introduced 3D mode into PCTT to visualize each learner's learning pattern more efficiently. This 3D mode is regarded as 3D Parallel Coordinates. However, because such 3D mode was not enough to distinguish each learner's leaning pattern, the authors implemented more effective 3D mode, and clarify the usefulness of the new 3D mode by showing visualization results.

About this research paper

What this paper is about

This paper treats a 3D visualization tool called Time-tunnel, especially describes its aspects as 3D Parallel Coordinates by showing its actual visualization examples. Originally, Time-tunnel is a multidimensional data visualization tool and it was extended to support Parallel Coordinates called PCTT(Parallel Coordinates version of Time-tunnel). Furthermore, as its aspects of 3D Parallel Coordinates, 2Dto2D visualization functionality was added. Although PCTT can visualize network data because IP packets consist of many attributes and such multiple-attributes data can be visualized using Parallel Coordinates, 2Dto2D visualization functionality can more effectively visualize patterns of IP packets that seem network attacks. The authors have already proposed the combinatorial use of PCTT and 2Dto2D visualization for the intrusion detection of the Internet. This paper also introduces Spline Parallel Coordinates representation as one of the new features of PCTT. The authors also proposed the use of PCTT for learning analytics by visualizing leaners' learning activity data and introduced 3D mode into PCTT to visualize each learner's learning pattern more efficiently. This 3D mode is regarded as 3D Parallel Coordinates. However, because such 3D mode was not enough to distinguish each learner's leaning pattern, the authors implemented more effective 3D mode, and clarify the usefulness of the new 3D mode by showing visualization results.

Why it matters

OpenAlex reports 3 citations for this work. Citation counts describe recorded attention and do not establish research quality.

Key contribution

A contribution statement is not available in the OpenAlex record.

Method / approach

Method details are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.

Main findings

Findings are not separately available in the OpenAlex metadata.

Limitations

Limitations are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.

Applications

Application details are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.

Available abstract

This paper treats a 3D visualization tool called Time-tunnel, especially describes its aspects as 3D Parallel Coordinates by showing its actual visualization examples. Originally, Time-tunnel is a multidimensional data visualization tool and it was extended to support Parallel Coordinates called PCTT(Parallel Coordinates version of Time-tunnel). Furthermore, as its aspects of 3D Parallel Coordinates, 2Dto2D visualization functionality was added. Although PCTT can visualize network data because IP packets consist of many attributes and such multiple-attributes data can be visualized using Parallel Coordinates, 2Dto2D visualization functionality can more effectively visualize patterns of IP packets that seem network attacks. The authors have already proposed the combinatorial use of PCTT and 2Dto2D visualization for the intrusion detection of the Internet. This paper also introduces Spline Parallel Coordinates representation as one of the new features of PCTT. The authors also proposed the use of PCTT for learning analytics by visualizing leaners' learning activity data and introduced 3D mode into PCTT to visualize each learner's learning pattern more efficiently. This 3D mode is regarded as 3D Parallel Coordinates. However, because such 3D mode was not enough to distinguish each learner's leaning pattern, the authors implemented more effective 3D mode, and clarify the usefulness of the new 3D mode by showing visualization results.

Key concepts: Parallel coordinates, Visualization, Computer science, Data visualization, Visual analytics, Network packet, Data mining, Computer network

Related papers

Back to paper searchBrowse research topicsOriginal source
Time-Tunnel: 3D Visualization Tool and Its Aspects as 3D Parallel Coordinates — Research Paper | ScholarLens