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Interaction and evaluation techniques for information visualization: future directions
Intuitive and efficient interaction techniques are a fundamental component of most visualization tools. The integration of interaction techniques into visual representations (and automatic analysis methods in visual analytics) supports the human-information discourse and can be realized in various ways. But we also have to take care that our interaction and visual representation techniques are validated in order to get a clear understanding of their efficiency and usability. In this talk, I will explore current and identify future trends in the development of novel interaction and evaluation techniques for information visualization and related fields. Here, I especially want to highlight recent findings in the use of brain-computer interfaces to adapt and evaluate visualizations.