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# Probablement, Wahrscheinlich, Likely ? A Cross-Language Study of How People Verbalize Probabilities in Icon Array Visualizations This paper will be published at IEEE VIS 2022. A [preprint](https://arxiv.org/abs/2207.09608) is available on arXiv. ### Supplementary Material This supplementary material contains the source code used to generate the analysis-related figures. To run the code, [R](https://cran.r-project.org/bin/windows/base/) and [Rtools](https://cran.r-project.org/bin/windows/Rtools/) must be installed. ## Links to the online experiments: - in Arabic: https://supp-exp-ar.netlify.app/ - in English: https://supp-exp-en.netlify.app/ - in French: https://supp-exp-fr.netlify.app/ - in German: https://supp-exp-de.netlify.app/ - in Mandarin: https://supp-exp-zh.netlify.app/ ## Datasets and analysis **Expression-to-vis** is referred to as **w2v** and **exp1** in the data **Vis-to-Expression** is referred to as **v2w** and **exp2** in the data ## Results The 'results' folder contains additional data and output from the analysis code, including: - tables from the ocmparison between the two experiments - folders with the main results for each experiment ## Paper-figures All the figures used in the paper.
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