Gravity++: A graph-based framework for constructing interactive visualization narratives

IF 1.7 3区 计算机科学 Q3 COMPUTER SCIENCE, SOFTWARE ENGINEERING
Humphrey O. Obie , Dac Thanh Chuong Ho , Iman Avazpour , John Grundy , Mohamed Abdelrazek , Tomasz Bednarz , Caslon Chua
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Abstract

Interactive visualizations play a key part in the exploration and analysis of data, and in the creation of visual data stories. This paper describes a new graph-based framework for developing interactive visualizations for creating coherent visual data stories. We have realized our framework in a prototype tool named Gravity++. Gravity++ uses a novel graph architecture for modeling interaction, data navigation, and changes in visual representation to better communicate findings to an audience. The combination of these graph models provides better support and flexibility for designing interactive visualizations, data navigation, and visual data stories. We demonstrate the applicability of this framework by two example usage scenarios. We also report on an evaluation study conducted with representative participants. All participants successfully created meaningful visual data stories with a high level of complexity. Our results also show that Gravity++ is easy to use and supports the understanding and sense-making of the visual data story creation process.

Gravity++:一个基于图形的交互式可视化叙事构建框架
交互式可视化在数据的探索和分析以及可视化数据故事的创建中发挥着关键作用。本文描述了一种新的基于图的框架,用于开发交互式可视化,以创建连贯的视觉数据故事。我们已经在一个名为Gravity++的原型工具中实现了我们的框架。Gravity++使用一种新颖的图形架构来建模交互、数据导航和视觉表示的变化,以更好地向观众传达发现。这些图形模型的组合为设计交互式可视化、数据导航和可视化数据故事提供了更好的支持和灵活性。我们通过两个示例使用场景展示了该框架的适用性。我们还报告了对具有代表性的参与者进行的评估研究。所有参与者都成功地创建了具有高度复杂性的有意义的可视化数据故事。我们的研究结果还表明,Gravity++易于使用,并支持对视觉数据故事创建过程的理解和理解。
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Journal of Computer Languages
Journal of Computer Languages Computer Science-Computer Networks and Communications
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