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    • Cognitive Science
    • Data Visualization

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    • Traditional graphical perception studies use average observer models to rank visualization encoding effectiveness.
    • These models do not capture individual differences in how people perceive visualizations.
    • This can lead to a disconnect between general effectiveness rankings and individual user performance.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To investigate individual differences in graphical perception and visualization skill.
    • To extend classic graphical perception experiments using modern statistical methods.
    • To explore how individual performance deviates from canonical visualization effectiveness rankings.

    Main Methods:

    • Replication and extension of Cleveland and McGill's graphical comparison experiment.
    • Application of Bayesian multilevel regression models.
    • Analysis of individual performance patterns in visualization judgment tasks.

    Main Results:

    • Identified individuals whose accuracy patterns credibly deviate from established visualization effectiveness rankings.
    • Demonstrated that some individuals exhibit unique biases and strategies in reading visualizations.
    • Found significant variation in visualization skill across participants.

    Conclusions:

    • Canonical visualization rankings may not universally apply due to individual differences.
    • Recasting perception tasks can quantify individual visualization literacy.
    • Findings suggest new approaches for communicating visualization effectiveness to designers and educators.