Where is data visualization going? : a personal perspective | Levallois, Clément
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Where is data visualization going? : a personal perspective


par Levallois, Clément ; DataStorm Big Data Summer School. 2nd , Lisboa, July 13-15, 2015

Édité par Tecnico Lisboa 20150701 - 14 P | En anglais

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