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AffluentRisingAction9914

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University of Glasgow

2024

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information visualization data encoding evaluation methods

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Start exam quiz HERE: Attempt review | Moodle 02/08/2024, 12:49 PM Status Finished Started Friday, 2 August 2024, 9:30 AM Completed Friday, 2 August 2024, 1...

Start exam quiz HERE: Attempt review | Moodle 02/08/2024, 12:49 PM Status Finished Started Friday, 2 August 2024, 9:30 AM Completed Friday, 2 August 2024, 11:10 AM Duration 1 hour 40 mins Information Click here to load the course web page in a separate window if necessary Click here to load the course wiki page in a separate window if necessary Question 1 Signs are: Complete Marked out of Select one: 2.00 a. represented by tokens that are not words b. arbitrary symbols or carefully designed icons, that represent a concept or object c. defined independently of syntactic rules Question 2 In relation to data encoding: Complete Marked out of Select one: 2.00 a. there is no channel interference between position and shape b. trees, flowers and bushes are ordered c. the expressivity of a channel is dependent on its effectiveness Question 3 Multidimensional data: Not answered Marked out of Select one: 2.00 a. that is represented in parallel coordinates can be manipulated to reduce the number of line crossings b. can always be depicted using a bubble plot c. sets always include some quantitative data variables Question 4 Quantitative data: Complete Marked out of Select one: 2.00 a. that is represented as a frequency histogram is univariate b. that is bivariate can be represented as a pie chart c. is better represented by a line chart than a bar chart https://moodle.gla.ac.uk/mod/quiz/review.php?attempt=4257512&cmid=4514515 Page 1 of 7 Start exam quiz HERE: Attempt review | Moodle 02/08/2024, 12:49 PM Question 5 Formative evaluation: Complete Marked out of Select one: 2.00 a. asks participants to identify improvements to design ideas b. produces evidence of proof-of-worth c. is different from summative evaluation because it uses typical users as participants Question 6 Summative evaluation: Complete Marked out of Select one: 2.00 a. can be related to a new idea or to an existing implemented system b. takes suggested improvements into account c. is different from formative evaluation because it is based on participants performing tasks Question 7 Design space activities: Complete Marked out of Select one: 2.00 a. require, as a starting point, a clear definition of the decisions to be made b. encourage consideration of unusual combinations of options c. represent the final design as a plane in multi-dimensional space Question 8 In the context of justifying design: Complete Marked out of Select one: 2.00 a. the QOC notation focusses on the options and criteria relevant to design questions b. parallel co-ordinates visualisations can only describe four dimensions of design space c. design should be justified with respect to constraints Question 9 There are several types of interaction tasks that Information Visualisation tools can support. Not answered Marked out of Select one: 2.00 a. Focus & Context tasks will show some of the data in more detail than others. b. Focus & Context tasks do not support exploration of the data on the edges of the data view. c. The filter task retains an overview. https://moodle.gla.ac.uk/mod/quiz/review.php?attempt=4257512&cmid=4514515 Page 2 of 7 Start exam quiz HERE: Attempt review | Moodle 02/08/2024, 12:49 PM Question 10 The visualisation pipeline: Complete Marked out of Select one: 2.00 a. highlights the importance of user interaction b. depicts four independent processes from data to view c. includes a step for transforming raw data to visual structure Question 11 Colour: Complete Marked out of Select one: 2.00 a. can be defined as cool (e.g. green) or warm (e.g. red) b. only has eight named hues, plus white c. saturation is bad for representing ordered data Question 12 The Gestalt laws: Complete Marked out of Select one: 2.00 a. have no rank order between them b. only relate to static images c. relate to top-down visual processing Question 13 Perception Complete Marked out of Select one: 2.00 a. of targets amongst distractors with respect to speed sometimes depends on the number of distractors b. of shape is quicker than colour c. mostly uses bottom-up processing of the physical components of the visual scene Question 14 The task of analysing data: Not answered Marked out of Select one: 2.00 a. may include the activity of deriving new data b. does not include the task of presenting data c. means outliers are investigated when focussing on distribution targets https://moodle.gla.ac.uk/mod/quiz/review.php?attempt=4257512&cmid=4514515 Page 3 of 7 Start exam quiz HERE: Attempt review | Moodle 02/08/2024, 12:49 PM Question 15 Bertin's visual variables: Complete Marked out of Select one: 2.00 a. can be recognised pre-attentively b. are either ordered or quantitative c. include some variables that are strongly related to each other Information Click here to load the course web page in a separate window if necessary Click here to load the course wiki page in a separate window if necessary Question 16 With respect to the things a viewer might find interesting in a visualisation: Complete Marked out of Select one: 2.00 a. correlations can be investigated when focussing on attribute targets b. a viewer is usually interested in particular data points c. paths relate to attributes whose values are linked to each other Question 17 Representations Complete Marked out of Select one: 2.00 a. if external, can amplify cognition b. of information can be in the mind or on paper c. of cognitive effort were calculated in the Larkin & Simon (1987) paper Question 18 When analysing data: Complete Marked out of Select one: 2.00 a. you would usually create a summary of the data for each task b. qualitative data is summarised by numerical calculations c. the analysis of quantitative data requires the use of themes Question 19 Data Not answered Marked out of Select one: 2.00 a. collected by observation requires a systematic process b. collected for an evaluation is typically quantitative c. collected by observation is always subjective https://moodle.gla.ac.uk/mod/quiz/review.php?attempt=4257512&cmid=4514515 Page 4 of 7 Start exam quiz HERE: Attempt review | Moodle 02/08/2024, 12:49 PM Question 20 In the context of data collection: Not answered Marked out of Select one: 2.00 a. preference data is related to perception data because they are both subjective b. preference data is related to perception data because they are both objective c. an audio recording of a participant's actions is qualitative and subjective data Question 21 Attributes Complete Marked out of Select one: 2.00 a. are associated with data items b. if categorical, can be naturally ordered c. are categorical or sequential Question 22 Data types: Complete Marked out of Select one: 2.00 a. can group data into a table data structure b. describe data that is always available c. include tables, networks and fields Question 23 Successful methods of drawing graphs Complete Marked out of Select one: 2.00 a. typically depend on the type of graph to be drawn b. use barycentre calculations for trees c. all conform to all well-known aesthetic principles Question 24 Large graphs: Complete Marked out of Select one: 2.00 a. can be easily explored if they are reduced in size by clustering edges on a common path together b. are so large that the viewer can never see the detail c. can only be explored if parts of the graph are removed https://moodle.gla.ac.uk/mod/quiz/review.php?attempt=4257512&cmid=4514515 Page 5 of 7 Start exam quiz HERE: Attempt review | Moodle 02/08/2024, 12:49 PM Question 25 Using SQL to interactively define queries over a large database: Complete Marked out of Select one: 2.00 a. ensures that the query results will be returned in a tabular format b. guarantees the user will create syntactically correct queries c. makes queries accessible and usable to everyone Question 26 Colour Not answered Marked out of Select one: 2.00 a. is defined by hue, lightness, saturation and (maybe) brightness b. value is bad for representing ordered data c. should never be used to encode any dimension of a multidimensional data set Question 27 Data Complete Marked out of Select one: 2.00 a. collected for an evaluation is typically formative b. collected for an evaluation is typically performance data c. collected by observation cannot include product data Question 28 Formative evaluation Complete Marked out of Select one: 2.00 a. identifies improvements b. simply asks participants what they think of a design idea c. is different from summative evaluation because it produces a design rationale Question 29 Experimental factors Complete Marked out of Select one: 2.00 a. a. when correctly defined, can show how a change in the independent variable causes a change in the dependent variable b. a. are all completely defined in advance of the experiment c. a. include random, task and dependent variables https://moodle.gla.ac.uk/mod/quiz/review.php?attempt=4257512&cmid=4514515 Page 6 of 7 Start exam quiz HERE: Attempt review | Moodle 02/08/2024, 12:49 PM Question 30 How many scatterplots are in a SPLOM, used to present 6-dimensional data? Complete Marked out of Select one: 2.00 a. 30 b. 36 c. 12 https://moodle.gla.ac.uk/mod/quiz/review.php?attempt=4257512&cmid=4514515 Page 7 of 7

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