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La représentation visuelle des classes d’objets
Visible 10:153-164 (2013)
Abstract
It is customary to draw a circle to represent a collection of objects. This makes it easy to represent logical relations between classes thanks to topological relations between spaces. The aim of this paper is to discuss the process by which spaces represent visually classes.Author's Profile
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