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....2D 2D 3D Figure 1: The three physical (top row) and virtual (bottom row) interfaces. The spatial arrangement of web page images provided by the Data Mountain allowed more rapid and accurate retrieval of pages (from sets of 100 pages) than the Favorites mechanism in Microsoft Internet Explorer [3,11]. A subsequent evaluation of the Data Mountain showed that subjects were able to rapidly retrieve pages six months after creating their spatial organization [4] Furthermore, replacing the thumbnail images with blank outlines did not detrimentally affect retrieval time. Jones and Dumais [8] ....
Czerwinski, M., Dumais, S., Robertson, G., Dziadosz, S., Tiernan, S., and van Dantzich, M. Visualizing Implicit Queries for Information Management and Retrieval. In Proceedings of CHI'99, 1999, 560-567.
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....empirical research into the benefits (or costs) that are produced by moving from two to three dimensions. In this paper we describe the comparative evaluation of a 2D and 3D version of a system that is strongly based on the Data Mountain developed by Robertson and colleagues at Microsoft Research [4,6]. The Data Mountain, shown in Figure 1, allows users to arrange thumbnail images of documents (such as web pages) on a 3D inclined plane. It is designed to exploit humans natural capacity for spatial memory and cognition. The user s perception of depth and distance is enhanced by, among other ....
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Czerwinski, M., Dumais, S., Robertson, G., Dziadosz, S., Tiernan, S., and van Dantzich, M. Visualizing implicit queries for information management and retrieval. In Proceedings of CHI'99, Pittsburgh, May 1999, ACM Press, 560-567.
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Czerwinski, M. D., Susan; Robertson, George; Dziadosz, Susan; Tiernan, Scott; van Dantzich, Maarten. (1999). Visualizing Implicit Queries For Information Management and Retrieval. Proceedings of CHI 99, 560-567.
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M. Czerwinski, S. Dumais, G. Robertson, S. Dziadosz, S. Tiernan, and M. van Dantzich. Visualizing implicit queries for information management and retrieval. In Proceedings of ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI), 1999.
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Czerwinski, M., Dumais, S., Robertson, G., Dziadosz, S., Tiernan, S., and van Dantzich, M. Visualizing implicit queries for information management and retrieval. In Proceedings of CHI '99 (1999), 560-567.
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....focus on better incorporating intelligent search functionality into our novel browser designs. In the version of XML3D used for the study, only text string matching was supported. It will be important to enrich the search algorithm used for matching in future designs. Recent studies in our group (Czerwinski et al. 1999) have also shown that visualizing implicit query matches to currently selected items via subtle highlighting techniques is a powerful information management technique. Implicit query could be especially useful to Web directory managers, by indicating where to best place existing content, as how ....
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M. Czerwinski, S. Dumais, G. Robertson, S. Dziadosz, S. Tiernan, and M. van Dantzich. Visualizing implicit queries for information management and retrieval. CHI, pages 560-- 567, 1999.
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