Comments for Antimatroid, The http://antimatroid.wordpress.com niche for the aesthetics, mathematics and computer science Thu, 21 May 2009 12:19:59 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on About by Bryant http://antimatroid.wordpress.com/about/#comment-54 Bryant Thu, 21 May 2009 12:19:59 +0000 #comment-54 I've read bits on your blog about radial trees and sunburst diagrams. I really like you sunburst diagram and was considering using it to display an odd data set -- the dynamic capacity of a network, or networked components. maybe not as a monitoring utility, but more along the lines of displaying related capacity growth requirements. And perhaps answer the question : Relatively, how complex is an environment given the 'moving parts' of each group. That is .. if I can make the data fit into a coherent tree :) I have been paging through examples online : http://www.st.uni-trier.de/~burch/trt/trt.html#introduction caught my eye. Regardless in your blog post : http://antimatroid.wordpress.com/2008/08/31/radial-tree-drawing/ and http://antimatroid.wordpress.com/2008/08/03/sunburst-an-effective-information-visualization/ I really like the layout. I'd like to tinker with what you have if that would be at all possible. Or, perhaps I can work with you to extend it ? Let me know. Thanks! I’ve read bits on your blog about radial trees and sunburst diagrams. I really like you sunburst diagram and was considering using it to display an odd data set — the dynamic capacity of a network, or networked components. maybe not as a monitoring utility, but more along the lines of displaying related capacity growth requirements. And perhaps answer the question : Relatively, how complex is an environment given the ‘moving parts’ of each group. That is .. if I can make the data fit into a coherent tree :)

I have been paging through examples online :
http://www.st.uni-trier.de/~burch/trt/trt.html#introduction

caught my eye.

Regardless in your blog post :
http://antimatroid.wordpress.com/2008/08/31/radial-tree-drawing/
and
http://antimatroid.wordpress.com/2008/08/03/sunburst-an-effective-information-visualization/

I really like the layout. I’d like to tinker with what you have if that would be at all possible. Or, perhaps I can work with you to extend it ?

Let me know. Thanks!

]]> Comment on Name that fraction by lewellen http://antimatroid.wordpress.com/2008/07/27/name-that-fraction/#comment-15 lewellen Mon, 27 Apr 2009 00:21:27 +0000 http://antimatroid.wordpress.com/?p=214#comment-15 Hi Todd, the original comments did not add any value my post so I removed them while doing some spring cleaning- the same spring cleaning that must have triggered an auto-pingback to your site. I Apologize for the auto-pingback. I will be removing the reference to your site shortly. Please feel free to delete the auto-pingback on your site. Hi Todd, the original comments did not add any value my post so I removed them while doing some spring cleaning- the same spring cleaning that must have triggered an auto-pingback to your site. I Apologize for the auto-pingback. I will be removing the reference to your site shortly. Please feel free to delete the auto-pingback on your site.

]]> Comment on Name that fraction by Todd Trimble http://antimatroid.wordpress.com/2008/07/27/name-that-fraction/#comment-14 Todd Trimble Sun, 26 Apr 2009 23:55:23 +0000 http://antimatroid.wordpress.com/?p=214#comment-14 Why were the comments made at the time of the July 2008 posting removed? Why were the comments made at the time of the July 2008 posting removed?

]]> Comment on Integer Factorization by Dynamic Programming with Number Theoretic Applications by lewellen http://antimatroid.wordpress.com/2009/04/01/integer-factorization-by-dynamic-programming-with-number-theoretic-applications/#comment-12 lewellen Wed, 08 Apr 2009 14:04:56 +0000 http://antimatroid.wordpress.com/?p=615#comment-12 I choose to go with a circular diagram because it uses less horizontal space allowing for the entire example problem to be visualized in a compact way. I choose to go with a circular diagram because it uses less horizontal space allowing for the entire example problem to be visualized in a compact way.

]]> Comment on Integer Factorization by Dynamic Programming with Number Theoretic Applications by Chris Dew http://antimatroid.wordpress.com/2009/04/01/integer-factorization-by-dynamic-programming-with-number-theoretic-applications/#comment-11 Chris Dew Wed, 08 Apr 2009 08:14:30 +0000 http://antimatroid.wordpress.com/?p=615#comment-11 Thanks for an interesting article. Could you let me know why the diagram is circular? I could understand this if the algorithm was dealing with finite fields/modular arithmetic, but I can't see why the diagram wouldn't be clearer horizontally. Thanks for an interesting article.

Could you let me know why the diagram is circular?

I could understand this if the algorithm was dealing with finite fields/modular arithmetic, but I can’t see why the diagram wouldn’t be clearer horizontally.

]]> Comment on Integer Factorization by Dynamic Programming with Number Theoretic Applications by lewellen http://antimatroid.wordpress.com/2009/04/01/integer-factorization-by-dynamic-programming-with-number-theoretic-applications/#comment-10 lewellen Wed, 08 Apr 2009 00:35:35 +0000 http://antimatroid.wordpress.com/?p=615#comment-10 Thanks for pointing this out. Switched == to be != in Euler Totient and Dedekind Psi function. Thanks for pointing this out. Switched == to be != in Euler Totient and Dedekind Psi function.

]]> Comment on Integer Factorization by Dynamic Programming with Number Theoretic Applications by Mikael http://antimatroid.wordpress.com/2009/04/01/integer-factorization-by-dynamic-programming-with-number-theoretic-applications/#comment-9 Mikael Tue, 07 Apr 2009 12:36:34 +0000 http://antimatroid.wordpress.com/?p=615#comment-9 Hi! Thank you for this nice algorithm! The branches of your totient function are reversed though! Hi! Thank you for this nice algorithm! The branches of your totient function are reversed though!

]]> Comment on Integer Factorization by Dynamic Programming with Number Theoretic Applications by chethan http://antimatroid.wordpress.com/2009/04/01/integer-factorization-by-dynamic-programming-with-number-theoretic-applications/#comment-8 chethan Tue, 07 Apr 2009 09:51:28 +0000 http://antimatroid.wordpress.com/?p=615#comment-8 good Method. Excellent good Method.
Excellent

]]> Comment on Sunburst: an effective Information Visualization by Taras Brizitsky http://antimatroid.wordpress.com/2008/08/03/sunburst-an-effective-information-visualization/#comment-7 Taras Brizitsky Mon, 16 Mar 2009 10:28:20 +0000 http://antimatroid.wordpress.com/?p=202#comment-7 Sunburst/Treepie visuzlization is used in our hard disk visuzlization application, DaisyDisk. While the task is quite specific we've improved the original concept a bit and made navigation easier. Sunburst/Treepie visuzlization is used in our hard disk visuzlization application, DaisyDisk. While the task is quite specific we’ve improved the original concept a bit and made navigation easier.

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