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Marks, Channels, and Dead Ends: Stop Running Graphical Perception Studies and Start Modeling Visualizations as Images

A new visualization paper argues that graphical perception studies are the wrong tool for judging how people read charts and plots. The core claim is that perception happens on the retinal image, not the abstract data encoding, so small design or data changes can invalidate old guidelines. The proposed fix is to model visualizations as images with vision-based computation.

First reported 1 month, 2 weeks ago • visualization human-computer-interaction graphics perception
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Marks, Channels, and Dead Ends: Stop Running Graphical Perception Studies and Start Modeling Visualizations as Images

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Wrong Design Intent Is Worse Than Never Conditioning: A Derangement-Control Diagnosis of Header Conditioning in CAD Program Completion

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