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Orthogonal Voronoi Diagram and Treemap

@article{Wang2019OrthogonalVD,
  title={Orthogonal Voronoi Diagram and Treemap},
  author={Yan-Chao Wang and Feng Lin and Seah Hock Soon},
  journal={ArXiv},
  year={2019},
  volume={abs/1904.02348}
}
In this paper, we propose a novel space partitioning strategy for implicit hierarchy visualization such that the new plot not only has a tidy layout similar to the treemap, but also is flexible to data changes similar to the Voronoi treemap. To achieve this, we define a new distance function and neighborhood relationship between sites so that space will be divided by axis-aligned segments. Then a sweepline+skyline based heuristic algorithm is proposed to allocate the partitioned spaces to form… 

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