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Paolo Brivio¹, Marco Tarini, Paolo Cignoni

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Area of Science:

Computer Science
Human-Computer Interaction
Information Visualization

Background:

Traditional image browsing methods (grids, lines) struggle with large datasets.
Scalability issues limit the effectiveness of current interfaces for extensive image collections.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a new thumbnail-based interface for efficient browsing of large image datasets.
To enhance user interaction and data exploration through a dynamic and scalable visualization.

Main Methods:

Utilized weighted centroidal anisotropic Voronoi diagrams for thumbnail arrangement.
Implemented dynamic rearrangement, reshaping, and rescaling of polygon-shaped thumbnails.
Ensured temporal coherence and smooth interactivity using GPU acceleration.

Main Results:

Thumbnails dynamically adapt size and shape to reflect relevance and screen space.
The interface prioritizes regions of interest, allocating more space to relevant images.
Maintained full dataset visibility and smooth frame rates for interactive browsing.

Conclusions:

The proposed Voronoi diagram-based interface offers a scalable solution for large image collection browsing.
Dynamic thumbnail adaptation enhances user focus and interaction efficiency.
The system provides a visually coherent and interactive experience for exploring vast image datasets.