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    This study introduces a new conceptual model and View Composition Algebra (VCA) for ad hoc visual comparisons. It enables users to directly compare elements within visualizations, enhancing data exploration and analysis.

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    Background:

    • Visual analysis heavily relies on comparison, yet tools for ad hoc comparisons during data exploration are limited.
    • Existing guidelines focus on predefined comparison tasks, leaving a gap for spontaneous, exploratory comparisons.

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    • To propose a conceptual model and formal algebra for enabling ad hoc visual comparisons.
    • To define interaction techniques that support the composition and comparison of visualization elements.

    Main Methods:

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    • The proposed model and VCA provide a framework for understanding and performing ad hoc comparisons.
    • The interaction design allows users to select and combine visualization components for direct comparison.
    • Demonstrated utility through several use cases, including comparing maps, trends, and data with textual summaries.

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    • The View Composition Algebra (VCA) and associated interaction design significantly enhance capabilities for ad hoc visual comparison in data exploration.
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