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    Main Methods:

    • Defined effectiveness error for single points and sets of points.
    • Developed an objective function based on minimizing effectiveness error.
    • Created an algorithm to achieve zero effectiveness error for single points.
    • Designed a heuristic for optimal dimension arrangement for arbitrary datasets.
    • Conducted experiments on 21 real-world datasets.

    Main Results:

    • Reducing effectiveness error improves RadViz visualization quality.
    • The proposed strategy mitigates issues like point clumping and enhances cluster separation.
    • The developed algorithm and heuristic demonstrate effectiveness in minimizing error.
    • Experimental results validate the advantages of the new approach.

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    • Minimizing effectiveness error is crucial for accurate RadViz interpretation.
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    • A d3.js plugin is available for implementing the proposed methods.