Preattentive visualization of information relevance

Deller, Matthias; Ebert, Achim; Bender, Michael; Agne, Stefan; Barthel, Henning

doi:10.1145/1290128.1290137

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“…A summarization of preattentive techniques for visualization of information relevance is given in [7]. Preattentive techniques allow a user to unconsciously accumulate information before actively focusing on an information entity.…”

Section: Presentation Of Search Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Search result visualization with characters for children

Gossen

Müller

Stober

et al. 2014

Proceedings of the 2014 Conference on Interaction Design and Children

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In this paper, we explore alternative ways to visualize search results for children. We propose a novel search result visualization using characters. The main idea is to represent each web document as a character where a character visually provides clues about the webpage's content. We focused on children between six and twelve as a target user group. Following the user-centered development approach, we conducted a preliminary user study to determine how children would represent a webpage as a sketch based on a given template of a character. Using the study results the first prototype of a search engine was developed. We evaluated the search interface on a touchpad and a touch table in a second user study and analyzed user's satisfaction and preferences.

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Section: Presentation Of Search Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Search result visualization with characters for children

Gossen

Müller

Stober

et al. 2014

Proceedings of the 2014 Conference on Interaction Design and Children

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“…Fuzziness is about uncertainty and it indicates the probability that something is true. It has been used in information retrieval to account for data itself (Gershon, 1992), for result visualisation (Deller et al, 2007), for ontology to support in matching (Zhai et al, 2008) and for methods of matching (Ji & Yao, 2007).…”

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Multi-label classification of computer science documents using fuzzy logic

Sajid¹,

Afzal²,

Qadir³

2016

J. Natn. Sci. Foundation Sri Lanka

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“…Our idea is to visualize multimedia with attributes, where the focus lies on the most important attribute leading to the reduced complexity of domain space. Following the preattentive visual patterns [5] we created a pleasant interface that allows a user to comprehend the content quicker and more effortlessly. From five basic patterns to distinguish objects (colour, size, rotation, movement and shape) we have utilized the colour as an element to distinguish entities and the movement as a navigation element, which attracts users.…”

Section: Visualization Conceptmentioning

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An Approach to Information Presentation Employing Game Principles and Physics Based Interaction

Bieliková

Lohnický

Svonava

2010

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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Abstract. In this paper we propose a novel approach optimized towards the presentation of general sets of information entities that employs game-like features and social context to engage its users to explore the presented data and streamlines the navigation and overall usability in terms of several constraints that we established. The presentation environment is embedded within a physical engine that controls the movement of visualized entities, resolves user's interaction and takes part in the overall information throughput.Keywords: web information entities visualization, exploratory navigation, game-like, physics based interaction. Visualization ConceptThe times when the web content was composed mostly of textual HTML-based websites are long gone. With some popular technologies like HTML5 the web has become a highly visual medium. However, the mere fact that the information is communicated by a visual presentation does not solve any of the major problems of crowded and boring 1.0 websites. We need to utilize the power of the new web to ease the information retrieval. The current information visualizations are often ontology based visualizations utilizing hierarchical navigation [1], graphs [2] and various aspects of information space [3]. Their disadvantages are excessive complexity or lack of scalability.We propose a novel approach to presentation of general sets of information entities. We map the data entities on graph nodes, embedded in 3D space with edges visually encoded in spatial composition (see Fig 1). To engage the users we use gamelike features [4] and to meet the navigating, filtering and clustering requirements we embed the presentation space with physical engine. The basic requirement of the dynamic information presentation is to simplify exploration of complex informational structures. To improve the clarity, it is necessary to extract and present the most important information and use presentation techniques that ease the information navigation. It is also important to offer an environment, which has serious character and forces user's imagination to improve the domain space in a user's personal way. Our idea is to visualize multimedia with attributes, where the focus lies on the most important attribute leading to the reduced complexity of domain space.

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Preattentive visualization of information relevance

Cited by 9 publications

References 18 publications

Search result visualization with characters for children

Search result visualization with characters for children

Multi-label classification of computer science documents using fuzzy logic

An Approach to Information Presentation Employing Game Principles and Physics Based Interaction

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