Visualization
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The term visualization or visualisation may refer to:
- Creative visualization
- Flow visualization
- Geovisualization
- Illustration
- Image
- Information visualization
- Interactive visualization
- Music visualization, a feature found in some media player software applications
- Scientific visualization
- Software visualization
- Systems Visualization
- Visualization (computer graphics)
- Visulation
- See also
- List of graphical methods
- Image
- Mental image, as with imagination
- Previsualization
- Spatial visualization ability, the ability to mentally manipulate 2-dimensional and 3-dimensional figures
- Visual communication
- Visual perception
- Visual system
- Visual thinking
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