Re: [jupyter] Help contribute to science and determine the future of exploratory data analysis and visualization t

[Brian Granger]

Thanks for sharing this! I definitely encourage anyone in the Jupyter
community to participate in this study. The research and software
coming out of Jeff's group at UW is actively being integrated into
JupyterLab so there is a very practical Jupyter-related impact in the
work.

Cheers,

Brian

On Thu, Nov 9, 2017 at 7:52 PM, Kanit Wongsuphasawat  wrote:
> Our team at University of Washington are conducting an interview study on
> exploratory data analysis and visualization tools. As we have been
> collaborating with Brian Granger on visualization tools like Vega-Lite,
> Altair, and Voyager, he suggests that we should post in Jupyter user groups
> as many people in this community would be a good fit.
>
> If you regularly perform exploratory data analysis as a part of your work,
> we would like to invite you to join our study!
>
> We are looking to conduct an interview for 45-minutes to 2 hours during
> November 8 to December 6 (in person for participants in Greater Seattle area
> or via a video conference otherwise).  In this interview, we will ask
> open-ended questions about your experience in analysis scenarios and, if
> possible, optionally share your analysis outcomes.  You will receive a $15
> Amazon.com gift card as a thank you for your participation. Participation in
> the study is completely voluntary. Any personally identifying information
> will be kept strictly confidential.
>
> If you are qualified and are interested in participating in this study,
> please answer this survey (https://goo.gl/forms/kBdddPCjDa9VBXWt2) to apply
> to join our study.  We will contact you to schedule an interview shortly if
> you are qualified for the interviews. Please  email us
> (kan...@cs.washington.edu and yl...@cs.washington.edu) if you have any
> questions.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Kanit Wongsuphasawat, Graduate Student
> Yang Liu, Graduate Student
> Jeffrey Heer, Ph.D., Associate Professor
>
> Computer Science & Engineering
> University of Washington
>
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[jupyter] Help contribute to science and determine the future of exploratory data analysis and visualization t

[Kanit Wongsuphasawat]

Our team at University of Washington are conducting an interview study on 
exploratory data analysis and visualization tools. As we have been 
collaborating with Brian Granger on visualization tools like Vega-Lite, 
Altair, and Voyager, he suggests that we should post in Jupyter user groups 
as many people in this community would be a good fit. 

If you regularly perform *exploratory data analysis* as a part of your 
work, we would like to invite you to join our study!  
 
We are looking to conduct an interview for 45-minutes to 2 hours during 
November 8 to December 6 (in person for participants in Greater Seattle 
area or via a video conference otherwise).  In this interview, we will ask 
open-ended questions about your experience in analysis scenarios and, if 
possible, optionally share your analysis outcomes.  You will receive a $15 
Amazon.com gift card as a thank you for your participation. Participation 
in the study is completely voluntary. Any personally identifying 
information will be kept strictly confidential.

If you are qualified and are interested in participating in this study, 
please answer this survey (https://goo.gl/forms/kBdddPCjDa9VBXWt2) to apply 
to join our study.  We will contact you to schedule an interview shortly if 
you are qualified for the interviews. Please  email us (
kan...@cs.washington.edu and yl...@cs.washington.edu) if you have any 
questions.  

Sincerely,

Kanit Wongsuphasawat, Graduate Student
Yang Liu, Graduate Student
Jeffrey Heer, Ph.D., Associate Professor

Computer Science & Engineering
University of Washington

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