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    • Human-Computer Interaction
    • Artificial Intelligence

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    • Static data charts are widely used but can limit reader engagement and understanding of complex information.
    • Effective data presentation is crucial for conveying intricate relationships and insights.

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    • To introduce "Live Charts," a novel presentation format that enhances data comprehension.
    • To propose an automated method for converting static charts into dynamic, multi-sensory Live Charts.

    Main Methods:

    • Utilized Graph Neural Network (GNN)-based techniques for analyzing chart components and data extraction.
    • Employed large natural language models to generate animated visuals and audio narration for Live Charts.
    • Integrated automated processes to transform static charts into interactive Live Chart presentations.

    Main Results:

    • Live Charts provide a multi-sensory experience, improving reader engagement and data insight comprehension.
    • The automated approach successfully revived static charts into informative Live Charts.
    • User studies and expert interviews validated the effectiveness and benefits of Live Charts.

    Conclusions:

    • Live Charts represent a significant advancement in data visualization, offering a more accessible and understandable way to consume complex information.
    • The proposed automated method offers a scalable solution for creating engaging data presentations.
    • Further analysis is needed to explore the full benefits and potential drawbacks of Live Charts compared to traditional static charts.