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    • Visualizations are crucial for validating and refining statistical models.
    • The design principles for effective graphical model checks are not well-defined, hindering exploration.
    • Existing tools offer limited support for systematic creation of model check visualizations.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To define a structured framework for creating model check visualizations.
    • To develop an R package implementation of the Visualization for Model Checking (VMC) framework.
    • To evaluate the effectiveness of VMC in generating accurate and exploratory model check visualizations.

    Main Methods:

    • Defined Visualization for Model Checking (VMC) based on four components: data samples, transformations, visual representations, and layouts.
    • Implemented VMC as an R package.
    • Validated VMC by reproducing canonical model check examples and comparing visualization edit distances with existing toolkits.
    • Conducted an interview study with expert modelers on VMC usability.

    Main Results:

    • VMC provides a systematic approach to designing model check visualizations.
    • The VMC R package facilitates the generation of model check visualizations.
    • Using VMC reduced the edit distance between visualizations compared to existing toolkits.
    • Expert modelers identified challenges and opportunities for VMC in promoting effective visualization exploration.

    Conclusions:

    • VMC offers a structured method for developing effective graphical model checks.
    • The VMC R package can improve the process of statistical model validation.
    • Further development of VMC can enhance the exploration and creation of accurate model check visualizations.