“…As regards the visualization of the results of analytic queries, most of the existing systems use popular types of charts, e.g., a few screenshots of these methods are shown in Figure 8 for the categories C1-C2 and in Figure 9 for the categories C3-C5. In particular, we can observe column charts, (e.g., [37,51,52,55,57]), bar charts, (e.g., [51,55,57,58,76,88]), line charts (e.g., [51,52,55,58]), pie charts (e.g., [51,52,55,57,58,72]), bubble charts (e.g., [52]), geo charts (e.g., [52,58]), area charts (e.g., [51,52,57,58]), and graph charts (e.g., [51,69,88]). Finally, a few of them that support hierarchical data use treemaps (e.g., [37,57]), while others follow more ordinary methods, i.e., tables (e.g., [44,50]).…”