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Visualization is one of humanity’s oldest tools. It can be traced all the way back to cave paintings created by early humans thousands of years ago. Over the course of human history, visualization has been used in countless ways, from maps and geometry to written language and scientific drawings. Today, it continues to evolve, notably within the field of computer science research.
This issue of ComputingEdge explores new and changing uses of graphic visualization, including its use in pandemic preparedness and its improvements for business applications. The articles also discuss emerging applications of distributed computing, artificial intelligence (AI), and machine learning (ML). Enjoy this issue!
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