Towards User Assistance for Documents via Interactional Semantic Technology

Kohlhase, Andrea

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-16111-7_12

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“…Another reader specific service consists of a better navigation within spreadsheets, e.g. a semantically driven navigation as already prototypically presented with CogMap [6] or with SACHS' semantic navigation [11]. 3.…”

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“…In particular, we looked for such objects that contain spreadsheet-related information not usually available to spreadsheet readers. For this we made use of the semantic spreadsheet extension "SACHS" [11]. The union of both sets of information objects were used as the given, fixed set of elements, for which in this RGI study constructs were to be elicited by the interviewees.…”

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Human-Spreadsheet Interaction

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2013

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Abstract. Spreadsheets have become very popular tools for analyzing and visualizing data from business and science. To better understand human-spreadsheet interaction, we explore readers' information models, but in contrast to most studies we focus on spreadsheet readers rather than spreadsheet authors. We conducted a study using the repertory grid technique and analyzed the result with the help of a Generalized Procrustes Analysis yielding a deeper understanding of human's information model of spreadsheets. Based on this we envision new human-spreadsheet interactions to increase the readibility and thus, usability of spreadsheets.

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