We present a systematic review on three comparative layouts-juxtaposition, superposition,
and explicit-encoding-which are information visualization (InfoVis) layouts designed to …

Charts go hand in hand with text to communicate complex data and are widely adopted in
news articles, online blogs, and academic papers. They provide graphical summaries of the …

When reading a scholarly paper, scientists oftentimes wish to understand how follow-on
work has built on or engages with what they are reading. While a paper itself can only …

Documents often have paragraphs packed with numbers that are difficult to extract,
compare, and interpret. To help readers make sense of data in text, we introduce the …

Interaction enables users to navigate large amounts of data effectively, supports cognitive
processing, and increases data representation methods. However, there have been few …

Small-scale visualizations can augment text, show information on mobile devices, or
geographical information on a map. In such situations, there is often not enough space to …

When visualizations are used to augment text, geographical information on a map, or on
mobile devices, there often is not enough space to show complex data with approaches like …

Despite the opportunities created by digital reading, documents remain mostly static and
mimic paper. Any improvement in the shape or form of documents has to come from authors …

Today, almost every modern computing device is equipped with multicore processors
capable of efficient concurrent and parallel execution of threads. This processor feature can …

Instance-based Incident Analysis (IIA)–a labor intensive and error-prone task–requires
analysts to review text-based reports of incidents, where each may be evidence of a larger …