Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Michotte's theory of ampliation suggests that causal relationships are perceived by objects animated under appropriate spatiotemporal conditions.  extend the theory of ampliation and propose that the immediate perception of complex causal relations is also dependent on a set of structural and temporal rules.  designed animated representations, based on Michotte's rules, for showing complex causal relationships or causal semantics.   describe a set of animations for showing semantics such as causal amplification, causal strength, causal dampening, and causal multiplicity. In a two part study  compared the effectiveness of both the static and animated representations. The first study (N=44) asked participants to recall passages that re previously displayed using both types of representations. Participants re 8% more accurate in recalling causal semantics when they re presented using animations instead of static graphs. In the second study (N=112)  evaluated the intuitiveness of the representations. Our results shod that while users re as accurate with the static graphs as with the animations, they re 9% faster in matching the correct causal statements in the animated condition. Overall our results show that animated diagrams that are designed based on perceptual rules such as those proposed by Michotte have the potential to facilitate comprehension of complex causal relations.
['Nivedita R. Kadaba', 'Pourang Irani', 'Jason P. Leboe']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Visualizing Causal Semantics Using Animations
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