与统计数据交互——来自CHI 99研讨会的报告

ACM SIGCHI Bull. Pub Date : 1999-10-01 DOI:10.1145/339290.339298

M. Levi, F. Conrad

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假设你要搬到一个新的城市。你可能有理由想知道你是否应该担心犯罪。或者当地的学校是否好。饮用水是否干净。以及就业前景是否令人鼓舞。在每种情况下，相关信息都存在于一个或多个统计数据库中。然而，一个典型的信息搜索者是否能找到这些信息是另一个问题。

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Interacting with statistics — report from a workshop at CHI 99

Suppose you are moving to a new city. You might reasonably want to know if you should worry about crime. Or whether the local schools are good. Whether the drinking water is clean. And whether the job prospects are encouraging. In each of these cases the relevant information exists in one or more statistical data bases (SDBs). Whether a typical information seeker can find the information, however, is another question.

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