https://ris.utwente.nl/ws/files/6685770/Salomons93review.pdf

Review of research in feature-based design

We consider the backgrounds, applications, implementations, and user interfaces of the reorderable matrix originally introduced by Jacques Bertin. As a new tool for handling the matrix, we propose a new kind of interface for interactive cluster analysis. As the main tool to order the rows and columns, we use the well-known barycenter heuristic. Two user tests are performed to verify the usefulness of the automatic tools.

https://www.aviz.fr/wiki/uploads/Bertifier/paper-siirtola-2005.pdf

Constructing and reconstructing the reorderable matrix

We present a detailed description of a zigzag algorithm for pocket machining. The algorithm is capable of computing correct zigzag tool paths for multiply-connected planar areas (“pockets”) bounded by a wide class of curves. It features a number of optimizations with respect to geometrical and technological objectives. In particular, a near-optimum inclination of the tool path is automatically determined. The underlying geometric principles are simple enough to allow the algorithm to be included in a numerical control computer.

A geometry-based investigation of the tool path generation for zigzag pocket machining

Fuzzy control of pulsed GTA welds by using real-time root bead image feedback

There is evidence that the highlighting of the same data items in different views will improve the proficiency of knowledge acquisition tasks. Making the connection for the user will reduce the cognitive load of switching from one view to another and allows making observations that would not be possible from the two separate views. However, making the connection between conceptually different views might not be so straightforward if the view types are complex and different enough. We compare two conceptually different information visualization techniques called parallel coordinate plots and the reorderable matrix, and consider how the two representations could be combined. We report an experiment where the participants performed tasks with an application having a reorderable matrix and parallel coordinate views to the same data, with linking and without linking. It was found out that although the view linking initially slows the task performance, it will accelerate learning and it is well received by users.

Jens Klæstrup Kristensen

Papers

Computer Applications in Production and Engineering.

A Reference Architecture for the Design of an Industrial Temperature Feedback Welding Control System

New Low-cost Camera Temperature Measurements Compared to Analogous Temperature State Simulations