Algorithms for Consistent Dynamic Labeling of Maps With a Time-Slider Interface

User interfaces for inspecting spatio-temporal events often allow their users to filter the events by specifying a time window with a time slider. We consider the case that filtered events are visualized on a map using textual or iconic labels. However, to ensure a clear visualization, not all filte...

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Vydané v:IEEE transactions on visualization and computer graphics Ročník 31; číslo 10; s. 6691 - 6704
Hlavní autori: Bonerath, Annika, Driemel, Anne, Haunert, Jan-Henrik, Haverkort, Herman, Langetepe, Elmar, Niedermann, Benjamin
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Vydavateľské údaje: United States IEEE 01.10.2025
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Abstract User interfaces for inspecting spatio-temporal events often allow their users to filter the events by specifying a time window with a time slider. We consider the case that filtered events are visualized on a map using textual or iconic labels. However, to ensure a clear visualization, not all filtered events are annotated with a label. We present algorithms for setting up a data structure that encodes for every possible time window the set of displayed labels. Our algorithms ensure that the displayed labels never overlap and guarantee the stability of the labeling during certain basic interactions with the time slider. Assuming that the labels have different priorities (weights), we aim to maximize the weight of the displayed labels integrated over all possible time windows. As basic interactions, we consider moving the entire time window, symmetrically scaling it, and dragging one of its endpoints. We consider two stability requirements: (1) during a basic interaction, a label should appear and disappear at most once; (2) if a label is displayed for a time window <inline-formula><tex-math notation="LaTeX">Q</tex-math> <mml:math><mml:mi>Q</mml:mi></mml:math><inline-graphic xlink:href="bonerath-ieq1-3527582.gif"/> </inline-formula>, then it is also displayed for all the time windows contained in <inline-formula><tex-math notation="LaTeX">Q</tex-math> <mml:math><mml:mi>Q</mml:mi></mml:math><inline-graphic xlink:href="bonerath-ieq2-3527582.gif"/> </inline-formula> and that contain its timestamp. We prove that finding an optimal solution is NP-hard and propose efficient constant-factor approximation algorithms for unit-square and unit-disk labels, as well as a fast greedy heuristic for arbitrarily shaped labels. In experiments on real-world data, we compare the non-exact algorithms with an exact approach through integer linear programming.
AbstractList User interfaces for inspecting spatio-temporal events often allow their users to filter the events by specifying a time window with a time slider. We consider the case that filtered events are visualized on a map using textual or iconic labels. However, to ensure a clear visualization, not all filtered events are annotated with a label. We present algorithms for setting up a data structure that encodes for every possible time window the set of displayed labels. Our algorithms ensure that the displayed labels never overlap and guarantee the stability of the labeling during certain basic interactions with the time slider. Assuming that the labels have different priorities (weights), we aim to maximize the weight of the displayed labels integrated over all possible time windows. As basic interactions, we consider moving the entire time window, symmetrically scaling it, and dragging one of its endpoints. We consider two stability requirements: (1) during a basic interaction, a label should appear and disappear at most once; (2) if a label is displayed for a time window $Q$Q, then it is also displayed for all the time windows contained in $Q$Q and that contain its timestamp. We prove that finding an optimal solution is NP-hard and propose efficient constant-factor approximation algorithms for unit-square and unit-disk labels, as well as a fast greedy heuristic for arbitrarily shaped labels. In experiments on real-world data, we compare the non-exact algorithms with an exact approach through integer linear programming.User interfaces for inspecting spatio-temporal events often allow their users to filter the events by specifying a time window with a time slider. We consider the case that filtered events are visualized on a map using textual or iconic labels. However, to ensure a clear visualization, not all filtered events are annotated with a label. We present algorithms for setting up a data structure that encodes for every possible time window the set of displayed labels. Our algorithms ensure that the displayed labels never overlap and guarantee the stability of the labeling during certain basic interactions with the time slider. Assuming that the labels have different priorities (weights), we aim to maximize the weight of the displayed labels integrated over all possible time windows. As basic interactions, we consider moving the entire time window, symmetrically scaling it, and dragging one of its endpoints. We consider two stability requirements: (1) during a basic interaction, a label should appear and disappear at most once; (2) if a label is displayed for a time window $Q$Q, then it is also displayed for all the time windows contained in $Q$Q and that contain its timestamp. We prove that finding an optimal solution is NP-hard and propose efficient constant-factor approximation algorithms for unit-square and unit-disk labels, as well as a fast greedy heuristic for arbitrarily shaped labels. In experiments on real-world data, we compare the non-exact algorithms with an exact approach through integer linear programming.
User interfaces for inspecting spatio-temporal events often allow their users to filter the events by specifying a time window with a time slider. We consider the case that filtered events are visualized on a map using textual or iconic labels. However, to ensure a clear visualization, not all filtered events are annotated with a label. We present algorithms for setting up a data structure that encodes for every possible time window the set of displayed labels. Our algorithms ensure that the displayed labels never overlap and guarantee the stability of the labeling during certain basic interactions with the time slider. Assuming that the labels have different priorities (weights), we aim to maximize the weight of the displayed labels integrated over all possible time windows. As basic interactions, we consider moving the entire time window, symmetrically scaling it, and dragging one of its endpoints. We consider two stability requirements: (1) during a basic interaction, a label should appear and disappear at most once; (2) if a label is displayed for a time window $Q$Q, then it is also displayed for all the time windows contained in $Q$Q and that contain its timestamp. We prove that finding an optimal solution is NP-hard and propose efficient constant-factor approximation algorithms for unit-square and unit-disk labels, as well as a fast greedy heuristic for arbitrarily shaped labels. In experiments on real-world data, we compare the non-exact algorithms with an exact approach through integer linear programming.
User interfaces for inspecting spatio-temporal events often allow their users to filter the events by specifying a time window with a time slider. We consider the case that filtered events are visualized on a map using textual or iconic labels. However, to ensure a clear visualization, not all filtered events are annotated with a label. We present algorithms for setting up a data structure that encodes for every possible time window the set of displayed labels. Our algorithms ensure that the displayed labels never overlap and guarantee the stability of the labeling during certain basic interactions with the time slider. Assuming that the labels have different priorities (weights), we aim to maximize the weight of the displayed labels integrated over all possible time windows. As basic interactions, we consider moving the entire time window, symmetrically scaling it, and dragging one of its endpoints. We consider two stability requirements: (1) during a basic interaction, a label should appear and disappear at most once; (2) if a label is displayed for a time window <inline-formula><tex-math notation="LaTeX">Q</tex-math> <mml:math><mml:mi>Q</mml:mi></mml:math><inline-graphic xlink:href="bonerath-ieq1-3527582.gif"/> </inline-formula>, then it is also displayed for all the time windows contained in <inline-formula><tex-math notation="LaTeX">Q</tex-math> <mml:math><mml:mi>Q</mml:mi></mml:math><inline-graphic xlink:href="bonerath-ieq2-3527582.gif"/> </inline-formula> and that contain its timestamp. We prove that finding an optimal solution is NP-hard and propose efficient constant-factor approximation algorithms for unit-square and unit-disk labels, as well as a fast greedy heuristic for arbitrarily shaped labels. In experiments on real-world data, we compare the non-exact algorithms with an exact approach through integer linear programming.
Author Driemel, Anne
Haunert, Jan-Henrik
Haverkort, Herman
Niedermann, Benjamin
Bonerath, Annika
Langetepe, Elmar
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