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Understanding visualization by understanding individual users

Ziemkiewicz et al., 2012

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9160523593981172305
Author
Ziemkiewicz C
Ottley A
Crouser R
Chauncey K
Su S
Chang R
Publication year
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IEEE computer graphics and applications

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Visualization is often seen as a tool to support complex thinking. Although different people can have very different ways of approaching the kind of complex task that visualizations support, as researchers and designers we still rarely consider individual differences in …
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