Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: ABSTRACTThis study analysed the impact of age and domain knowledge on the usability of some of the state-of-the-art opinion visualisation techniques. A questionnaire survey was designed to ask the users’ level of agreement or disagreement about the selected opinion visualisation techniques against a set of information visualisation metrics. The data re collected by conducting seminars and using a b-based online questionnaire.  categorised participants (N = 146) into three age groups (≤20 years: teenager; 21–30 years: young adults; >30: adults). According to domain knowledge, participants are classified into two groups, one having knowledge of human computer interaction (HCI users) and the other without this knowledge (non-HCI users). The collected data re analysed using an independent sample t-test and analysis of variance. It is concluded that there are significant differences beten the perception of HCI and non-HCI users on visual appeal, understandability, user friendliness, intuitiveness, in...
['Azra Shamim', 'Vimala Balakrishnan', 'Muhammad Tahir', 'Muhammad Ahsan Qureshi']
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