User Interactivity for Text Visualization System
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https://doi.org/10.26438/ijcse/v6i10.662667Keywords:
Human Computer Interface (HCI), text visualization, natural language understanding, natural language processing, 3D scene generation, VRML, computer graphicsAbstract
This paper outlines the long-term vision to automate a language-less visualization system for communication with minimum language dependency. It proposes an interactive approach for Preksha, as Hindi text visualizer. Preksha is the process of understanding a natural language, transform the knowledge into a language independent abstract form and rendering a 3D Scene for visualization. Considering linguistic nature as morphologically rich and free-word-order for ‘Hindi’ language, the proposed work offers an approach for user interaction with system, in case of requirement.
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