Abstract—Abstract—The paper describes the use of visual interfaces whose main purpose is to represent a set of minimum entropy
data to an end user. The aim of this paper is to study and evaluate existing visualization interfaces and determine which of them are ideal for adoption in mobile devices, in order to
achieve this we compare traditional visual metaphors as bar, map, treemap, linear and circular graphics. We detail the main
advantages of each of the types of data visualization. We have identified through usability techniques that the adoption of
different characteristics of each visual metaphor points to a
circular interface circular as having features for handling hierarchical and multivariate data. In other metaphors, an aesthetics analysis is also made; the results are presented in comparative tables.
Index Terms—Index Terms—Visualization, metaphors, circular interface,
mobile devices, hierarchical data and multivariate data
usability.
Jhon E. Monroy Barrios was with the Department Concytec in TIC`s, of the National University of Saint Augustine, U.S.A (e-mail:
jhoedmon@gmail.com).
Roger Quispe Riquelme and Roni G. Apaza Aceituno are with the
National University of San Agustin, U.S.A.
Jose A. Herrera Quispe is with the Professional School of Computer Science of the National University of Saint Agustin, U.S.A
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Cite:Roger Quispe, Jhon E. Monroy, Roni G. Apaza, and José A. Herrera, "Evaluation of Visualization Interfaces Data Reporting on Mobile Devices," International Journal of Computer Theory and Engineering vol. 9, no. 4, pp. 281-284, 2017.
