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Abstract:
With the continuous development of society, only relying on words can no longer satisfy the mutual communication between people and countries. In the background of the data era, graphics language also meets more opportunities and challenges, so it is of great significance to transform data into the graphics language. This paper mainly designs a set of a data-based intelligent system. Through the research of multi-dimensional data visualization, firstly, the high-dimensional data is processed to reduce the dimension, so as to get the lower dimensional data, and then the low-dimensional data is transformed into a more intuitive type of graphic markers, so that users can understand the high-dimensional data more intuitively. The research results show that the system can provide users with the most appropriate label type and save users more time and energy. Data visualization has different experiences for different users, so it is a very important challenge to make users feel that pivoting is as effective as possible.
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