Evaluating visualizations based on the performed task
Describes an ongoing project with the goal of designing and implementing a method to evaluate visualizations based on the tasks supported. The method evaluates time to perform the task and the quality of the user solution. This method is described in detail in this paper. A software tool which uses...
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| description | Describes an ongoing project with the goal of designing and implementing a method to evaluate visualizations based on the tasks supported. The method evaluates time to perform the task and the quality of the user solution. This method is described in detail in this paper. A software tool which uses visualization to support users performing environmental analysis was used to test the first version of this method. The software tool evaluated helps users to perform computations of the environmental impacts of two products. Two versions of the same software tool were used. The first version uses interactive tables and the second version displays the information using different types of interactive visualizations. The software tool was evaluated with users solving a task which consists of selecting a product from two alternatives based on environmental parameters. The users were divided into two groups. Each group of users solved the same task but they used different software tools. A summary of the findings and possible future research is presented at the end of this paper. |
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