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    Purpose of the Study:

    • To experimentally evaluate the effectiveness of bivariate glyphs based on two key conditions: visual dimension separability and categorical representation.
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    • Collected quantitative performance data and qualitative participant feedback.

    Main Results:

    • Visual dimension separability is essential for local tasks but insufficient for large datasets.
    • Categorical representation is critical for perceiving global structures in complex scientific data.
    • Participant feedback indicated that categorical features promote emergent, optimal viewing behaviors.

    Conclusions:

    • Bivariate glyphs incorporating separable dimensions and categorical features enhance data analysis.
    • Categorical representations are vital for effective exploration of large scientific datasets.
    • This research advances perceptually accurate glyph design for pattern discovery in scientific results.