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Adding Narrative to a Covid Dashboard

May 21, 2020 ehudreiter2 Comments

The Tibco Covid dashboard is a nice example of how NLG narratives can “add value” to complex visualisations. Hopefully we’ll see more dashboards like this!

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Grand Challenge: Helping the General Public to Make Data-Based Decisions

Apr 29, 2019Apr 29, 2019 ehudreiterLeave a comment

15 years ago, I siad a grand challenge for CS/AI./NLG was to help the general public effectively understand and use data. Progress on this has been less than I hoped, but this remains a worthwhile and important challenge!

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Non-Experts Struggle with Information Graphics

Oct 2, 2017 ehudreiter4 Comments

Imformation graphics work well for domain experts. but they are not nearly as useful for junior professionals. And the “man in the street” may struggle to understand anything more complex than a simple bar chart.

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Text or Graphics?

Dec 26, 2016Jan 4, 2017 ehudreiter13 Comments

Which is a better way to present information, text or graphics (information visualisation)?

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