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Interactive Mascot: A Scene-Centric Interaction Grammar for Data Visualizations
Scene-centric visualization systems expose semantic components, such as marks, encodings, layouts, and axes, as first-class objects that can be directly manipulated. Existing interaction abstractions, however, are largely based on event streams, signals, and data selections rather than semantic scen
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