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    Extending User Understanding of Federal Statistics in Tables

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    Date
    2000-05-09
    Author
    Marchionini, Gary
    Hert, Carol
    Liddy, Liz
    Shneiderman, Ben
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    This paper describes progress toward improving user interfaces for US Federal government statistics that are presented in tables. Based on studies of user behaviors and needs related to statistical tables, we describe interfaces to assist diverse users with a range of statistical literacy to explore, find, understand, and use US Federal government statistics. (HCIL-TR-2000-08) (Also cross-referenced UMIACS-TR-2000-24)
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