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Where LLMs Fail with Visualization DSLs
Chang Han, Andrew McNutt, Katherine Isaacs
As LLMs take up the role of authoring charts using visualization domain-specific languages (DSLs), the human constraints that shaped those languages may no longer apply, as what is…
Ten Years Later: Replicating Two Color Discrimination Studies
Shadmaan Hye, Andrew M. McNutt, Katherine E. Isaacs
Color discrimination is a fundamental aspect of visualization as it influences how people interpret visual encodings. Many visualization guidelines are informed by perceptual studi…
On Defining Chart Types Boundaries
Chang Han, Andrew Mcnutt, Katherine E. Isaacs
What makes a Gantt chart? This question proved unexpectedly difficult to answer when we set out to build a design space for Gantt charts. Existing definitions, each shaped by their…
Linting Style and Substance in READMEs
Hima Mynampaty, Nathania Josephine, Katherine E. Isaacs +1
READMEs shape first impressions of software projects, yet what constitutes a good README varies across audiences and contexts. Research software needs reproducibility details, whil…