O'Connell, T.
and Choong, Y.
(2007),
Metrics to Measure Human Interaction with Information Visualizations for Analysis, Human Computer Interaction International Conference, , USA (Accessed May 11, 2026)
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Metrics to Measure Human Interaction with Information Visualizations for Analysis
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There is a lack of widely-accepted analyst-centered metrics for evaluating analysts¿ experiences with interactive information visualizations for analysis. We report an approach for developing analyst-centered metrics that is built upon an understanding of human-interaction heuristics and the workplace needs and experiences of information analysts. We use human-computer interaction heuristics to inform new metrics. When there are no existing heuristics, analysts¿ needs and experiences inform new heuristics.Proceedings Title
Human Computer Interaction International Conference
Conference Location
, USA
Conference Title
Computer Human Interaction Conference
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Conferences
Keywords
Metrics, visualization, usability, evaluation
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Created October 17, 2007, Updated October 12, 2021