Semantic Discriminability for Visual Communication¶
Schloss, K. B., Leggon, Z., & Lessard, L. (2021). Semantic Discriminability for Visual Communication. IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics, 27(2), 1022-1031.
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Mechanisms¶
- Motif Swatch and State Matrix
- Its failure mode is semantic overclaim: a matrix can assert that a motif means something — a state, a category — that users never reliably infer, dressing a decorative choice as a signal.
This sourceShows that visual encodings communicate semantics only when observers can reliably infer the intended feature-to-concept mapping.
- Its failure mode is semantic overclaim: a matrix can assert that a motif means something — a state, a category — that users never reliably infer, dressing a decorative choice as a signal.
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