Multiple Views: Visualization Research Explained
A blog about visualization research, for anyone, by the people who do it. Edited by Jessica Hullman, Danielle Szafir, Robert Kosara, and Enrico Bertini
Metrics for Reasoning About the Usability of Visualization Notations
Metrics for Reasoning About the Usability of Visualization Notations
How can we evaluate and compare the usability of ggplot2, Vega-Lite, matplotlib and friends?
Connecting data visualization researchers and practitioners
Connecting data visualization researchers and practitioners
Learn about how to recruit research subjects through the Data Visualization Society
Visualizing the accuracy-privacy trade-off to improve budget decisions with differential privacy
Visualizing the accuracy-privacy trade-off to improve budget decisions with differential privacy
Written by Priyanka Nanayakkara with help from Jessica Hullman
Perception! Immersion! Empowerment! Superpowers as Inspiration for Visualization Design
Perception! Immersion! Empowerment! Superpowers as Inspiration for Visualization Design
We already talk about visualizations as amplifying cognition—but what if want to make new visual tools that really feel like superpowers?
What is graph uncertainty and how can analysts visualize probabilistic graphs?
What is graph uncertainty and how can analysts visualize probabilistic graphs?
This post describes our recent work titled “Visualizing Uncertainty in Probabilistic Graphs with Network Hypothetical Outcome Plots…
How can we tell when a responsive visualization retains the message of a source view?
How can we tell when a responsive visualization retains the message of a source view?
This post summarizes the paper “An Automated Approach to Reasoning About Task-Oriented Insights in Responsive Visualization,” by Hyeok Kim…
Designing choropleth maps: What projection to choose?
Designing choropleth maps: What projection to choose?
TL;DR: Using equal-area projections is important for reliably interpreting data in choropleth maps. We asked social science researchers…
