Generalization Flashcards

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Generalization

A

Process of reducing detail and grouping phenomena together

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Congestion

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Too many objects are compressed into too small of a place

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Coalescense

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Objects overlap due to scale change features graphically collide due to scale
change

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4
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Major Vector Based Operations

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Simplification, Smoothing, Aggregation, Displacement, Enhancement, Amaligation, Collapse, Merging, Exaggeration

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Simplification

A

eliminating the maximum number
of coordinates while retaining as much of the
geometry of the feature as possible.

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Smoothing

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shifting the position of points to

improve the appearance of the feature (reduces angularity)

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Aggregation

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joining multiple point features together

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Amalgamation

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the process of fusing together nearby polygon for both noncontinuous and continuous areal data.

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Collapse

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Involving conversion of geometry

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Merging

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the operation of fusing together groups of line features

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Exaggeration

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amplifying a specific part of an object to maintain clarity in scale reduction

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12
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Displacement:

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requiring complex measurement to relocate the features

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13
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Enhancement

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a symbolization change to emphasize the importance of a particular object

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14
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Equal Interval

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Each class occupies an equal interval along the number line

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15
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Quantile

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Data are rank-ordered and equal numbers of features (observations) are placed in each class.

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16
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Mean-standard deviation

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It repeatedly adds or subtracts SD from the mean of the

data to form classes