After a long time wandering among several charts to represent some experimental data, I was completely stuck. None depicts the data clearly, neither illustrates the idea I want to transmit. When I was almost giving up and using an awful 3D chart, my adviser comes to see what I was doing, while drinking his after-lunch coffee and in a glimpse just solves my problem. "Do not complicate. Use two 2D charts!" - he said. Obviously he was right. Simple solution.
"Damn! Why didn't I think about that before? "
Anyway, it worked fine and the two charts below express well what I intend.
"AFj's PhD" blog was created in 2004 to report on-line the PhD work of Alfredo Ferreira (Jr). After finishing his PhD in July 2009, the posting was suspended.
However, after several requests, the blog was reactivated in October 2010."AFj's PhD and after" blog will provide information on Alfredo Ferreira's work as a researcher in INESC-ID and his activities as a Assistant Professor at IST/TULisbon.
Friday, January 30, 2009
Monday, January 05, 2009
Shape pool statistics tool
To help me while analysing the behaviour of the shape pool produced by the CAS/HFP decomposition algorithm, I developed a small tool. This tool, whose screenshot is depicted below, compares two shape pools and provides important information about them.
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