Byrd, D.: A scrollbar-based visualization for document navigation. Proceedings of the 4th ACM Digital Library Conference, 122-129 (1999). Home/Search Document Details and Download
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....2:03 PM 23 Figure 11 (implementation) Document viewer with scrollbar visualization (Vquerydoc2) 6. Evaluation A. Evaluation Completed: Vquery doc2 with Ordinary Users Although our motivation for beginning this work involved expert searchers, we are equally interested in ordinary users, and Byrd (1999) describes in some detail a formal user study of Vquery doc2 with a population of students. Here is a summary of the study and its conclusions. THE EXPERIMENT We compared an experimental system with visualization to a control system. Note that we were interested only in the document viewer, ....
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Byrd, D. A scrollbar-based visualization for document navigation, in Proceedings of Digital libraries '99 (Berkeley CA, Aug 1999), ACM Press, 122-129.
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