Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "Thomsen Diagrams are the diagrammatic methodology developed by Erik Thomsen in 1997 is essentially a metaphor for describing multidimensional data spaces in the OLAP system. It may be thought of as a multi-dimensional domain structure. In the structure, each dimension is represented by a vertical line, and hence each dimension is described independently.Every member of a dimension is represented by a unit interval on the line. A multi-dimensional model is built by combining the resultant lines for the particular dimensions.The Thomsen diagrammatical technique is not based on angular defined dimensions, and is thus able to represent any number of dimensions. It may be referred to as a multi-dimensional type structure (MTS). The MTS permits the viewing of information about hierarchies and data flows, both within and between structures, hence enhancing the capabilities of the OLAP system."@en }
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- Thomsen_Diagrams abstract "Thomsen Diagrams are the diagrammatic methodology developed by Erik Thomsen in 1997 is essentially a metaphor for describing multidimensional data spaces in the OLAP system. It may be thought of as a multi-dimensional domain structure. In the structure, each dimension is represented by a vertical line, and hence each dimension is described independently.Every member of a dimension is represented by a unit interval on the line. A multi-dimensional model is built by combining the resultant lines for the particular dimensions.The Thomsen diagrammatical technique is not based on angular defined dimensions, and is thus able to represent any number of dimensions. It may be referred to as a multi-dimensional type structure (MTS). The MTS permits the viewing of information about hierarchies and data flows, both within and between structures, hence enhancing the capabilities of the OLAP system.".