Stuart K. Card
David Nation
ABSTRACT
This paper proposes Degree-of-Interest trees. These trees use degree-of-interest calculations and focus+context visualization methods, together with bounding constraints, to fit within pre-established bounds. The method is an instance of an emerging "attention-reactive" user interface whose components are designed to snap together in bounded spaces.
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- Degree-of-interest trees: a component of an attention-reactive user interface
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