Interactive Visualization

Interactive visualization is an offshoot of graphic vision that involves an earthling interacting with a data processor to create illustrations of information and how this process could be made more logically organized. Interacts with the user in an information because that allows you to create an experience with the information they are receiving.

Interactive visualization is considered as a ‘soft-real time task’ that is generated by real time.
One particular type of interactive visualization is Virtual Reality(VR), where the visual representation of information is presented using an immersive display device such as a stereo projector. T

he information is represented in three dimensions so that humans can explore the information as if it were present where instead it was remote, sized appropriately or had shape.
Input devices are ranged from common keyboard, mice, track-pads, touchpads, wired gloves, boom arms and directional treadmills, these import actions can be used to control both the information being represented over the way the information is being represented.
When the information being presented is altered the visualization is usually part of a feedback loop.

More frequently the representation of an information is changed rather than the information itself.