A Grammar of Hypotheses for Visualization, Data, and Analysis
2022. [All Versions]. This work presents a grammar for expressing hypotheses in visual data analysis to formalize the previously abstract notion of "analysis tasks." Through the lens of this grammar, the authors lay the groundwork for how a user's data analysis questions can be…
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