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    • To compare the effectiveness of three visualization techniques: node diagrams, node-link diagrams, and node-link-group diagrams.
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    • To understand how increasing encoded information impacts user performance.

    Main Methods:

    • A controlled experiment was conducted.
    • Nine distinct tasks were evaluated, categorized into node-based, network-based, and group-based.
    • Performance was measured by accuracy and time.

    Main Results:

    • Node-link-group diagrams showed superior performance for group-based tasks.
    • Adding links or group representations did not negatively impact node-based tasks.
    • Adding group representations did not negatively impact network-based tasks.

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    • Visualization complexity can increase with added information without compromising performance on simpler tasks.
    • Findings suggest implications for designing domain-specific visualization tools.