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   visual methods: information visualization design for the people!: first p0st~!!1
   Added Nov 12, 2007 by kellyleahy and 1 other
   my goal with this blog is to explore some of the assumptions underlying "popular" visualization design and reception, in the hopes of uncovering some practical, unifying principles that could be applied to future design. Or, at the very least, draw attention to some of the existing design issues in the hopes that awareness and discussion of them will result in more informed design.
   tags: visualization, mit, t529, mathematics, statistics, presentations
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