Graphics

Eye Fitting Straight Lines in the Modern Era

**Under Review** How do statistical regression results compare to intuitive, visually fitted results? Fitting lines by eye through a set of points has been explored since the 20th century. Common methods of fitting trends by eye involve maneuvering a …

Eye Fitting Straight Lines in the Modern Era

How do statistical regression results compare to intuitive, visually fitted results?

Human perception of exponentially increasing data displayed on a log scale evaluated through experimental graphics tasks

We conducted a series of three graphical studies to evaluate the impact displaying data on the log scale has on human perception of exponentially increasing trends compared to displaying data on the linear scale.

‘You Draw It’: Implementing human interaction in R shiny with r2d3

Using `r2d3` and Shiny to test statistical graphics.

‘You Draw It’: Implementing human interaction in R shiny with r2d3

Using `r2d3` and Shiny to test statistical graphics.

Intergalactic Time Travel: Estimation Pilot Study

Questioning and context matter in graph comprehension!

Can ‘You Draw It’?

How do statistically fitted trendlines compare to intuitive, visually fitted results?

Human Perception of Statistical Charts: An Introduction to Graphical Testing Methods

How do we know if the data visualizations we create are effective at communicating our intended result?

Pandemic Dilemmas: Human perception of exponentially increasing data displayed on a log scale evaluated through experimental graphics tasks

We developed and conducted a series of three graphical tests implemented through RShiny designed to evaluate the impact our choice of scale (log/linear) has on human perception of exponentially increasing trends.

Can ‘You Draw It’? Eye Fitting Straight Lines in the Modern Era

How do statistical regression results compare to intuitive, visually fitted results?