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Techniques for non-linear magnification transformations

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Efficient methods for implementing general non-linear magnification transformations are presented and piecewise linear methods are introduced which allow greater efficiency and expressiveness than their continuous counterparts.
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This paper presents efficient methods for implementing general non-linear magnification transformations. Techniques are provided for: combining linear and non-linear magnifications, constraining the domain of magnifications, combining multiple transformations, and smoothly interpolating between magnified and normal views. In addition, piecewise linear methods are introduced which allow greater efficiency and expressiveness than their continuous counterparts.

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