optionswalking
Options walking, also known as option walking, is a navigating technique used in information visualization and cartography. It is a method for selecting a path through a value space to allow users to visualize and examine large datasets. The technique involves allowing the user to "walk" through the data, using the tools of visualization to select and display information relevant to their needs.
The options walking technique was first proposed by MacEachren in the 1980s and is based on a
The main goal of options walking is to facilitate the selection and examination of large datasets by
While options walking can be an effective tool for information exploration, there are limitations to its use.
Options walking has been applied in various fields, including geospatial analysis and data mining. Research has