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Keshif Insight Evaluation

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Aadilyalcin
Last edited Oct 3, 2017
Created on Mar 30, 2016

This interactive visualization evaluates how users perceive insights in a dataset, showing the distribution of participant responses across datasets, experiment order, and correctness. It uses the Keshif library to render a multi-panel interface with categorical summaries on the left and right, while the middle panel displays feature and data type breakdowns. The configuration loads data from a Google Spreadsheet via a Google Doc ID, splitting columns for feature and data types on load. The interface supports filtering, highlighting, and comparison of records, with a time metric shown in seconds.

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