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Simultaneous colour search renders other object properties less salient

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Author	Hannus, Aave Roerdink, Jos B. T. M. van den Berg, Ronald Cornelissen, Frans W.
Abstract	A common approach to visualise multidimensional data sets is to map every data dimension to a separate visual feature. It is generally assumed that such visual features can be judged independently from each other. However, we have recently shown that interactions between features do exist [Hannus et al. 2004; van den Berg et al. 2005]. In those studies, we first determined individual colour and size contrast or colour and orientation contrast necessary to achieve a fixed level of discrimination performance in single feature search tasks. These contrasts were then used in a conjunction search task in which the target was defined by a combination of a colour and a size or a colour and an orientation. We found that in conjunction search, despite the matched feature discriminability, subjects significantly more often chose an item with the correct colour than one with correct size or orientation. This finding may have consequences for visualisation: the saliency of information coded by objects' size or orientation may change when there is a need to simultaneously search for colour that codes another aspect of the information. In the present experiment, we studied whether a colour bias can also be found in a more complex and continuous task. Subjects had to search for a target in a node-link diagram consisting of 50 nodes, while their eye movements were being tracked. Each node was assigned a random colour and size (from a range of 10 possible values with fixed perceptual distances). We found that when we base the distances on the mean threshold contrasts that were determined in our previous experiments, the fixated nodes tend to resemble the target colour more than the target size (Figure 1a). This indicates that despite the perceptual matching, colour is judged with greater precision than size during conjunction search. We also found that when we double the size contrast (i.e. the distances between the 10 possible node sizes), this effect disappears (Figure 1b).Our findings confirm that the previously found decrease in salience of other features during colour conjunction search is also present in more complex (more 'visualisation-realistic') visual search tasks. The asymmetry in visual search behaviour can be compensated for by manipulating step sizes (perceptual distances) within feature dimensions. Our results therefore also imply that feature hierarchies are not completely fixed and may be adapted to the requirements of a particular visualisation.
Starting Page	162
Ending Page	162
Page Count	1
File Format	PDF
ISBN	1595931392
DOI	10.1145/1080402.1080442
Language	English
Publisher	Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
Publisher Date	2005-08-26
Publisher Place	New York
Access Restriction	Subscribed
Content Type	Text
Resource Type	Article

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