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A Case for Cognitive Models in Visualization Research

2019-07-28

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<p>The visualization community has seen a rise in the adoption of user studies. Empirical user studies systematically test the assumptions that we make about how visualizations can help or hinder viewers' performance of tasks. Although the increase in user studies is encouraging, it is vital that research on human reasoning with visualizations be grounded in an understanding of how the mind functions. Previously,...

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10.31234/osf.io/sgykb
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