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arXiv_0251.png | This multiple line chart shows the relationship between the number of days passed (x-axis) and official staff visits on the y-axis, ranging from 0 to 100000. The chart includes four lines, each representing a different scenario: "Base 1", "Base 2", "Base 3", and "Depopulation". | The chart shows an increase in staff visits as time increases for 'base'. The other lines grow much slower, and base x 2 peaks at around 40 days to 25000, after which it declines. | Line | Multiple Line |
extra_0017.png | This heatmap has predicted labels on the x-axis and true labels on the y-axis. Both axes have two categories of labels: “0” and “1” classes. Cell values represent counts, and a color bar that scales from 0 to 50 is shown on the right side. | The plot shows that classification is similar for both classes. For the '0' category, 49 were correctly classified and 1 was wrongly classified. For the '1' category, 50 were correctly classified and 0 were wrongly classified. | Heatmap | Heatmap |
ArXiv_3rd_467.png | This pie chart, titled "Number of Customers," shows the distribution of customers from Residential, Commercial, and Industrial. The chart uses color to differentiate the segments, with counts and percentages labeled directly on the chart. | The largest segment, 88.9%, represents residential customers. Commercial follows at 10.9% of customers. while Industrial has the smallest percentage, of 0.2%. | Pie | Pie |
arXiv_1200.png | This scatter plot with regression line shows the Planet Cpmposition Z on the y-axis, ranging from 0 to 30, against the 'double peak valley percentage of peak' on the x-axis, ranging from 0.45 to 0.90. | The plot shows a positive trend between the "Planet Composition Z" and the "Double Peak Valley percentage of Peak". | Scatter | Scatter plot with regression line |
2260b.png | This scatter plot with regression line shows 'Corr of Total Unique Patterns and Cideo Recording Duration'. The y-axis shows Unique Dark Patterns from 0 to 25, the x-axis shows video recording duration (seconds) from 500 to 3000. | This is a positive correlatioin between Unique Datk Patterns and video recording duration. With the increase of video recording duration, the unique dark patterns increase as well. | Scatter | Scatter plot with regression line |
Springer_2nd_1718.png | This is a Group Bar chart comparing values for different rare earth elements (e.g., La, Ce, Pr) at three pH levels: 1.7, 2.0, and 2.2. The y-axis, labeled “SF,” is on a logarithmic scale ranging from 1 to 100. | For most elements, SF values increase with higher pH, especially for La, Ce, and Pr. The tallest bars appear at pH 2.2, indicating stronger separation performance at higher pH levels. Y and Am show minimal variation across pH levels. The chart visually highlights pH-dependent behavior across elements. | Bar | Group Bar |
Springer_2nd_0050.png | This is a heatmap (matrix). The x-axis shows predicted labels (“hello” to “bathroom”), and the y-axis shows true labels. The color bar indicates frequency from 0 to 6. | The matrix reveals perfect classification for all labels, with all predictions matching true labels—6 “hello”, 3 “help”, 2 “thanks”, 3 “go to”, and 1 “bathroom”—indicating high model accuracy. | Heatmap | Heatmap |
ACM_3551.png | This grouped bar chart shows the average ratings for Xianlang, Crazy Dog, and Wangbaba across seven categories: 'Quality and Composition,' 'Taste and Flavor Related,' 'Health and Performance,' 'Price and Value Related,' 'Packaging and Logistics,' 'Customer Experience,' and 'Buying and Back.' The x-axis represents the c... | The chart shows that 'Crazy Dog' and 'Wangbaba' have higher average scores across all categories, while 'Xianlang' generally scores lower. 'Crazy Dog' has the highest average score in the 'Taste and Flavor Related' category, while 'Wangbaba' scores the highest in the 'Health and Performance' category. 'Xianlang' has th... | Bar | Group Bar |
Springer_2nd_1187.png | This is a bar graph . The x-axis lists rare earth elements from La to Y, while the y-axis shows SBET in µg g⁻¹. The legend identifies bars for samples P1 (teal), P2 (purple), and P3 (navy). | The graph compares SBET values of rare earth elements in three samples (P1, P2, P3). Ce and Nd show the highest SBET levels, particularly in P2. Most other elements show low SBET values across all samples. | Bar | Group Bar |
ACM_0178.png | This bar chart is untitled. The x-axis shows five categories: "Very Dissatisfied," "Dissatisfied," "Neutral," "Satisfied," and "Very Satisfied." The y-axis shows numbers, ranging from 0 to 30. | The majority of responses are neutral (30), with 24 being satisfied, while 8 are very satisfied and 7 are dissatisfied. Very Dissatisfied participants constitute the smallest group, with only 4 responses. | Bar | Simple Bar |
extra_0670.png | The chart is a box plot showing Correct Practice Score (Range 0-14). The x-axis represents categories labeled Y1 to Y5, while the y-axis denotes the correct practice score. The legend indicates the mean (marked by an "X") and potential outliers (noted with a dot). Both axes are on a linear scale. | The chart illustrates a trend of increasing scores from Y1 to Y5, with the median score rising notably in Y3 and Y4. This suggests higher practice scores for higher groups. | boxplot | Simple Boxplot |
0710.png | This scatter plot with error bar shows Absolute Error of orientation on the y-axis in the range of 0 to 12 against Resudual bandwidth on the x-axis in the range of 0.05 to 0.2. Two conditions are compared: Correll & Heer results and Our results. | The condition Our results shows higher ausolute error of orientation than the other condition: Correll & Heer Results. Meanwhile, with the increase of residual bandwidth, the absolute error of orientation increases as well for both conditions. | Scatter | Scatter plot with error bars |
springer_3943.png | This grouped bar chart shows the percentage change in force on the y-axis (ranging from 0 to 4) across three different concentration categories on the x-axis: 10, 20, and 120. The chart compares three conditions: P53, Caspase 8, and Caspase 9, as indicated in the legend. | The chart shows that the P53 condition has a higher fold change to control value than both the Caspase 8 and Caspase 9 conditions across all three concentration levels. The value of fold change to control does not change as concentraions level change. | Bar | Group Bar |
Springer_3rd_128.png | This heatmap is titled 'Confusion Matrix'. The x-axis represents the predicted label, and the y-axis represents the True label. Both the x- and the y-axis have the same two categories: '0' and '1'. The cell value represents the count number, ranging from 1600 to 2800. | The plot shows that classification has a higher accuracy for the "1" class, and a lower accuracy for the "0" class. | Heatmap | Heatmap |
Springer_2nd_0133.png | This is a bar graph. The x-axis lists 12 countries, and the y-axis shows percentage values of GDP from 0 to 250. The legend uses dark blue for domestic credit and light blue for bank deposits. | The graph shows that the United States leads in domestic credit to the private sector, exceeding 200% of GDP, while most other countries remain below 150%. Bank deposits are more balanced across nations, with Italy and India showing relatively high deposit-to-GDP ratios. | Bar | Group Bar |
springer_3853.png | This grouped bar chart shows the distribution of publications between 2000-2022. The x-axis represents the years, and the y-axis shows the value of the percentage and the number of papers. Percentages and counts are represented by each bar for each year. | The distribution of publications shows a steady percentage across the years. Except in 2025, there is a peak, reaching 27% in the distribution of publications. | Bar | Group Bar |
pie_85.png | The chart is a pie chart titled "Few Say They Have 'a Lot' of Control Over Information." It includes a legend with categories: "A lot of control," "Some control," "Not much control," "No control at all," and "Refused." Each category is represetend by one slice of the pie. | Most respondents report having "some" (38%) or "not much" (37%) control over their information. Only 9% feel they have "a lot" of control, while 13% have "no control at all." | Pie | Pie |
arXiv_0153.png | This line chart is titled 'Input_biaxV_Ch1_Avg_'. it showes time in 10 to the power of -6 seconds on the x-axis, ranging from 1.986 to 2.990 and voltage on the y-axis, ranging from 0 to 0.4. | The line remains approximately at voltage 0 for all time values, except for five sudden spikes, all between 2.986 and 2.9882 seconds. It reaches a voltage of 0.35 V. | Line | Simple Line |
arXiv_0611.png | This is a bar graph titled “Persuasive Strategy Detection Accuracy.” The x-axis lists strategies (e.g., Authority, Liking, Deception), and the y-axis shows percentage accuracy from 0 to 100. The legend indicates green for DeepSeek, orange for Human, and purple-striped for Mixtral. | The graph shows that Deception and Authority are most accurately detected across all sources, especially by Mixtral. Human detection is generally lower, except for Distraction and Liking. | Bar | Group Bar |
ACM_2228 copy 2.png | This multiple line chart is titled "(a)AveNoAPQ with the numbe of servers increase". The x-axis shows the number of servers, ranging from 50 to 150, and the y-axis shows the AveNoAPQ, ranging from 0.1 to 0.6. Four lines represent different conditions: GA, GWO, Tabu, and Tabu-GWO. | The chart shows that as the number of servers increase, the AveNoAPQ decreases across all four conditions. The Tabu condition is the overall the highest of the lines. | Line | Multiple Line |
ACM_3011 copy 3.png | This multiple line chart shows the estimated AR(dB) for two models, "AJB" and "PAJB", over different "Steps" values ranging from 0 to 1000. The y-axis represents the AR(dB), ranging from -15 to 5, and the x-axis shows the "Steps" values. | Both lines exhibit a similar trend, where the AR(dB) decreases as the step count increases, but the lines differ in their overall trajectory. The red line (AJB) shows a more gradual decrease, while the blue line (PAJB) displays a steeper peak and dip. | Line | Multiple Line |
Springer_2nd_0199.png | The chart is a line graph titled "Topic coherence per number of topics." The legend indicates that the line represents coherence values for varying numbers of topics, with the x-axis labeled "Number of topics", ranging from 6 to 24, and the y-axis labeled "Coherence", ranging from 0.875 to 0.9. | The chart illustrates a general increasing trend of coherence as the number of topics increases with the maximum reached at 24 topics. The lowest coherence value is at 10 topics. | Line | Simple Line |
springer_1775.png | This scatter plot displays predicted vs. true force values, with both axes spanning approximately from -50 to 25. The red dashed line represents the regression line for perfect predictions. Density on the right side of the y-axis ranges from 0.0 to 1.0. | Data points generally follow this line, though with more visible spread and noise than earlier plots. Many points show extended vertical error bars, especially in the mid-range, suggesting increased prediction uncertainty. Despite the variability, the overall distribution remains centered along the regression line, ind... | Scatter | Scatter plot with regression line |
springer_2665.png | This line chart shows the Accuracy. The y-axis is in range of 0.970 to 1, against the Epoch on the x-axis in range of 2 to 10. Two conditions are compared: Training and Validation. | The Accuracy for both Training and Validation shows a decreasing trend with the increase of the Epoch. However, it stables as it progresses. | Line | Multiple Line |
springer_1105 copy 5.png | This scatter plot is titled 'foreign born' and shows the risk ratio estimate for two metrics: 'francophone' and 'anglophone'. Per metric, three time intervals are shown: 2008-2011, 2012-2015 and 2016-2020. The y-axis shows the time intervals, the x-axis shows the risk ratio (95% CI) estimate. | The chart shows a higher risk ratio estimate for later time intervals: for francophone, the estimates are: 1 for 2008-2011, 1.25 for 2012-2025 and 1.57 for 2016-2020. For anglophone, these estimates are: 1.10 for 2008-2011, 1.40 for 2012-2025 and 1.78 for 2016-2020. | Scatter | Simple Scatter |
arXiv_1222.png | This multiple line chart is titled Training and Validation Loss per Epoch. The x-axis represents epochs in the range of 0 to 40, and the y-axis shows Mean Squared Error in the range of 0.000125 to 0.000325. Two lines are compared as indicated in the legend: Training Loss, and Validation Loss. | Training loss steadily decreases, flattening near epoch 20, indicating convergence. Validation loss fluctuates but remains consistently lower than the training loss. | Line | Multiple Line |
arXiv_0375.png | This heatmap shows the "Heatmap of Code Model Error Types and Time" for various models. The y-axis lists 20 different models. The x-axis represents error type/time, with 8 different error type/time conditions. A legend represents the colour codes, showing, that darker colours represent lower values and lighter colours ... | The chart shows that all models have similar error type/time, with the exception of the Smartfiy (Gemma2 + codegemma) model, which has a higher error rate compared to the others, also representing the lightest colours. All other conditions show values in between 0 and 100 value. | Heatmap | Heatmap |
ACM_0252.png | This horizontal stacked bar chart shows the change in confidence by fear. The y-axis lists different fear types, and the y-axis shows the change in confidence ranging from -2.0 to 1.0. Each bar is segmented into five levels of change ranging from high decrease to moderate increase. | The chart reveals that the most Confidence change happened at "Numbers i can do, but not CS" (1.0 increase) and "Terminology" (1.0 decrease).The least Confidence change is in Learning Style. In general, there is more of a decreasing trend in the Confidence Change. | Bar | Simple Bar |
Springer_2nd_1562.png | This is a vertical bar and line graph titled “2.5 kW Engine Load.” The x-axis shows TiO₂ Ratio [%] from 0 to 0.6, and the y-axis represents U × A [W/K] from 0 to 800. Grey bars with numbers represent data points, while the red dashed line represents a trend. | The graph shows that increasing TiO₂ ratio leads to a steady rise in U × A values from 480.3 to 631, indicating improved thermal performance. | Bar | Simple Bar |
springer_2171.png | This pie chart shows the distribution across seven industries: "Automotive," "Aerospace," "Meical," "Electronics," "Manfacturing," "Architecture," and "Other." as indicated in the legend. Each industry is represetend by one slice of the pie. | The largest segment, Automotive, accounts for 25%, followed by Aerospace, at 20%. The smallest segment is the Architecture segment at 5%. | Pie | Pie |
ACM_3347 copy.png | This pie chart shows the distribution of the "Flying Pulp Face Model Library Test one", with two models represented: "Valset" and "Trainset_1291". Each segment of the pie is labeled with its count. | The chart shows that the "Valset" library has a smaller proportion (10%) compared to the "Trainset" library (90%), indicating a more diverse range of data. | Pie | Pie |
extra_0181.png | This boxplot shows the value of kappa on the y-axis from -0.25 to 1.000. Four models are listed on the x-axis: KNN, MARS, RF, and SVM. | The chart shows that the RF model has the highest median Kappa, around 0.65. The other three models, KNN, MARS, and SVM, have lower and similar medians in the value of kappa, around 0.5. The SVM model has the largest interquartile range. | Boxplot | Simple Boxplot |
1633a.png | This multiple line graph represents selection time in the user study for 6 conditions: "6 items, Alphabetic," "6 items, Grouped," "6 items, Random," "10 items, Alphabetic," "10 items, Grouped," and "10 items, Random." The x-axis shows trials by block (1-60), and the y-axis represents selection time in seconds, ranging ... | The graph shows that participants took less time to make selections as they completed more trials, indicating a learning or familiarity effect with the tasks. | Line | Multiple Line |
Springer_2nd_0162.png | The chart is a stacked bar chart. The x-axis lists various environmental impact categories, while the y-axis represents percentage values, ranging from -100% to 50%. Three bar categories are shown: 'material reuse', 'purchased materials' and 'gogreen tent activities'. | The chart reveals that "GoGreen tent activities" dominate across most categorie. Material reuse appears minimal except in the category 'land use', suggesting limited engagement. | Bar | Stacked Bar |
springer_3613.png | This scatter plot shows the percentage of Emergence on the y-axis from 0 to 100, against the Soil Moisture (0-30%) on the x-axis from 0 to 30. The annotation shows the fitting line is y=-0.6271x + 87.021, with R square =0.8746. | The graph shows a clear negative linear regression between percentage emergence and soil moisture. The R-squared is 0.8764, which shows the model performs well. | Scatter | Scatter plot with regression line |
ACM_2219 copy.png | The chart is a pie chart with two categories: "Man" and "Woman." Each gender is represented by one slice of the pie. | The chart shows that 41% of the respondents are men, while 59% are women. | Pie | Pie |
ACM_2741.png | This line chart shows the Radial Displacement (in mm) on the y-axis in range of 20mm to 90mm against Data Sequnce on the x-axis in range of 0 to 1000. | The data shows a sharp fluctutions as the trend and finally peaks at 80mm Radial displacement. | Line | Simple Line |
arXiv_1113.png | This grouped boxplot shows the relationship between noise level ranging from 0.0 to 0.5 on the x-axis and relative error on the y-axis, with values ranging from 0 to 5. The chart compares two conditions: 'relative error for alpha' and 'relative error for beta'. | The plot reveals that the lower noise condition has a higher median relative error than the higher noise condition, with the error bars (whiskers) extending further in the low noise condition. As the noise level increases, the relative error increases for Alpha but decreases for Beta. | Boxplot | Grouped Boxplot |
springer_2575 copy.png | This boxplot shows the APOE expression on the y-axis, ranging from 2.5 to 12.5, against the Type on the x-axis with two types: Tumor and Normal. | The plot shows that the "Normal" condition has a lower median and narrower range compared to the "Tumor" condition. The "Normal" condition has a median of around 5, while "Tumor" has a median of around 7.5. The interquartile range for "Normal" is slightly lower than for "Tumor." | Boxplot | Simple Boxplot |
1865a.png | This pie chart represents the Individual-AI treatments, where participants were asked to allocate responsibility for a wrong prediction between themselves and the AI model. The chart is divided into two equal sections: 50% for "Me" and 50% for "The model," as shown in the allocation interface of the experiment. | Participants are instructed to drag the point on the pie to indicate their perception of how much responsibility they and the AI model should take for the wrong prediction. | Pie | Pie |
Springer_2nd_1484.png | The chart is a horizontal bar graph titled "Ecosystem services provided by birds." The legend indicates the services, while the x-axis represents the "Number of farmers," and the y-axis lists the services: Pest control, Soil fertility, Pollination, and Maintenance of ecosystem stability. The scale on the x-axis ranges ... | Pest control notably dominates, with 60 farmers recognizing its importance, while other services like pollination and soil fertility receive considerably less attention. This stark difference highlights a perceptual focus on pest control, indicating its critical role in agricultural practices and farmers' decisions. | Bar | Simple Bar |
arXiv_1237.png | This grouped bar chart shows the distribution of reliance on puzzles for participants under and over reliance. The x-axis represents the proportion of puzzles (0% to 100%), while the y-axis shows the proportion of participants ranging from 0% to 60%. Two conditions are compared as indicated in the legend: Over-reliance... | The chart shows that when the proportion of puzzles is below 25%, the under-reliance condition has a higher proportion of participants than the over-reliance condition. When the proportion of puzzles is above 25%, the over-reliance condition shows a higher proportion of participants than the under-reliance condition. A... | Bar | Group Bar |
extra_0701.png | The chart is a choropleth map showing "Number of Vendors". The legend uses a color gradient to show the amount of vendors in a region. The x-axis represents longitude, while the y-axis represents latitude, both labeled accordingly. | The map illustrates a significant concentration of vendors, particularly in orange-highlighted regions such as Chipinge and Masvingo. Most other regions show low numbers of vendors, with a slight trend of more vendors in eastern regions of the map. | heatmap | heatmap |
springer_0623.png | This line chart is titled 'BuS_THEORY TREND BY YEAR' and shows the number of articles on the y-axis, ranging from 0 to 2,500, and the year on the x-axis, ranging from 1984 to 2025. The line shows a trend of number of articles per year | The number of articles steadily increases from 0 in 1984 to 300 in 2010, after which the number of article rises sharply from 2010 onwards, to 2000 in 2025. | Line | Simple Line |
ACM_0233.png | This scatter plot is not titled. The y-axis shows the Midterm Exam Score on an range from 0% to 100%. The x-axis shows the Lab Score from 0% to 100%. The plot includes two different types of dots representing "Inconsistent Performer" and "Normal". | The plot reveals that participants in the "Inconsistent Performer" group have lower Midterm Exam Scores compared to those in the "Normal". There are much more dots for "Normal" than for "Inconsistent Performer". Most of the Lab Scores are around 80% and most of the Midterm Exam Scores around 705 and 90%. | Scatter | Simple Scatter |
ArXiv_3rd_459.png | This bar chart shows the Variance of Task offloading Ratio (x 1e-4) on the y-axis from 0.0 to 2.5, against the Difference in TD count between adjacent cells on the x-axis from 0 to 250. | The chart shows that the variance of the task offloading ratio increases with the difference in TD count between adjacent cells. The ratio achieves the maximum value at 2.5 x 1e-4 when the difference in TD count between adjacent cells is 200. | Bar | Simple Bar |
springer_2227 copy 4.png | This bar chart shows the distance in target quadrant for three conditions. The x-axis lists the conditions, and the y-axis shows distance ranging from 0 to 40. | The control condition has the highest y-value of about 30. The model has the lowest of about 15, while the HPTQ is at about 20. | Bar | Simple Bar |
extra_0192.png | This heatmap shows the correlation among 11 variables, including cantrilLadderScore, gdp_pc_constUSD, etc. The cell represents the correlation value between variables. A color scale is shown on the right, ranging from -1.00 to 1.00 | The chart shows the correlation varies among 11 variables. Strong positive correlations are seen among HDI and SDG_index variables (0.92). The hpi variable shows the lowest correlation with other variables. | Heatmap | Heatmap |
pie_108.png | The chart is a pie chart titled "A quarter of U.S. Hispanics identify as Afro-Latino." It includes a legend with categories: Afro-Latino, Not Afro-Latino, and Don't know/Refused. Each category is represetend by one slice of the pie. | The chart shows that 24% of U.S. Hispanics identify as Afro-Latino, while 73% do not. A small portion, 4%, are uncertain or refused to answer. | Pie | Pie |
arXiv_0766.png | This multiple line chart is titled "Learning Progress: Angle Error by batch (20 iterations)" and shows the mean angle error (in degrees) on the y-axis, ranging from 0 to 40 degrees. The x-axis is labeled "Batch" and shows numbers from 1 to 5. There are four conditions compared: Sedan (Mean), Sports Coupe (Mean), Sedan ... | The plot shows a general decline from Batch 1 to 3 in both mean conditions with the "Sports Coupe" showing the steepest drop. From Batch 3 to 5 all conditions are quite similar, with both mean conditions being around 0.8, the Sports coupe 0.5 and Sedan at 0. | Line | Multiple Line |
3190a.png | This bar chart displays the distribution of reading fixation time density for low-vision people. The x-axis represents the "Percentage of Text" ranging from 0% to 100%, while the y-axis shows "Fixation Time Density," ranging from 0 to 2. | Fixation time density peaks at the beginning (0-20%) and then stablized aroud 1.0 until 80% text percentage. The time density gradually declines as the percentage of text increases. | Bar | Simple Bar |
springer_2767 copy 4.png | This scatter plot with regression line shows the DTSM_predicted (y-axis) in range of 0 to 400 versus the DTSM_actual values on the x-axis in range of 0 to 400. The chart states, that R*2 = 0.77. | The plot shows a positive trend between DTSM predicted and actual values, with R values generally showing an upward trend. | Scatter | Scatter plot with regression line |
arXiv_0514.png | This vertical bar chart is titled “Remediation/Mitigation Steps (Confidence Scoring).” The X-axis displays six actions, while the Y-axis shows confidence scores in percentage, ranging from 70 to 100. Bars are color-coded by recommendation level, as indicated in the legend: "Highly Recommended," "Recommended," and "Opti... | Forcing password resets and blocking malicious domains or IP addresses have the highest confidence scores, both exceeding 95 percent, and are categorized as highly recommended. Patching vulnerable systems ranks lowest, with a confidence score near 75 percent, and is marked as optional. | Bar | Simple Bar |
1893b.png | This horizontal stacked bar chart visualizes responses to the statement "I felt like I was collaborating with the AI system." The data is split by different participant groups, including All participants, Improv, Theatre, Film/TV, AI writing experience, and No AI writing experience. Each row shows Likert-scale response... | Film/TV participants strongly agreed the most with collaborating with the AI system, showing a significant positive sentiment compared to other groups. | Bar | Stacked Bar |
Springer_2nd_1513.png | This is a pie chart titled “Education.” It shows the percentage distribution of education levels: School educated (42.2%), Graduate (38.5%), Postgraduate (11.8%), and Pre-University (7.5%). | The chart shows most respondents are school educated or graduates, together forming over 80%. Fewer individuals have postgraduate or pre-university education, highlighting a lower representation of higher education levels. | Pie | Pie |
ACM_3153.png | This grouped bar chart is titled 'Comparison of Key Metrics Between High Concurrency and Sustained High Concurrency Tests'. The x-axis shows 4 metrics, and the y-axis shows the metric value in range of 0 to 1600. Two conditions are compared for each metric: High Concurrency Test, and Sustained High Concurrency Test. Th... | The chart reveals that the Maximum Response Time (ms) for both High concurrency and Sustained High Concurrency tests are significantly higher than the Average Response Time (ms). Additionally, the Maximum Response Time (ms) for High Concurrency tests are notably lower than those for Sustained High Concurrence tests. Th... | Bar | Group Bar |
ACM_1831 copy 2.png | This horizontal scatter plot is titled "Plot A". It shows the SHAP value (impact on model output) on the x-axis in the range of -0.3 to 0.4, against different parameters on the y-axis. Each point has a corresponding Feature value as explained in the legend, ranging from Low to High. | The plot shows that the "Sum of 26 other features" parameter has the highest spread of SHAP value, ranging from around -0.3 to 0.38. Otherwise, the "Question Response Time" feature has high feature values when the SHAP value is low, and low feature values when the SHAP value is high. The same goes for "Verb, Past Parti... | Scatter | Simple Scatter |
1243f.png | This line graph, titled "Valence Impact by Hour of the Day" shows immediate impact ratings for valence on the y-axis, from 0 to 4, and the hour of the day on the x-axis, from 12 a.m. to 12 a.m. | The graph reveals an upward trend in valence impact throughout the day, peaking towards the evening. | Line | Simple Line |
Springer_2nd_0583.png | This scatter plot showing Temperature vs. Cpx/Opx" displays three datasets: Eggéré (black squares), Manzaz (open squares), and Tahalgha (crosses). The x-axis represents Cpx/Opx, ranging from 0 to 10, while the y-axis indicates temperature (T) in °C, spanning from 700 to 1200. | The chart reveals no clear relation between Temperature and Cpx/Opx levels, as the data points are scattered around the plot. A slight clustering of the three categories is visible. | Scatter | Simple Scatter |
0221b.png | This boxplot shows Arousal ratings for different wristband materials: cotton, silk, flax, wool, and leather. The y-axis represents the arousal scale, ranging from 1 to 7. Each material is listed on the x-axis. | The plot illustrates a generally low arousal response across all materials, with median values close to or below 3 for each material. Cotton, wool and leather display a wider interquartile range, suggesting greater variability in arousal ratings, while silk shows no interquartile range at all. Flax has narrow ranges, i... | Boxplot | Simple Boxplot |
Springer_2nd_0565.png | This pie chart shows the breakdown of seven work experience categories from '1 year' to '40 years'. Each category is represented by one segment, with a percentage labelled. | The chart reveals that '10 years' and '30 years' working experience have the highest percentage, with 26% each. 15.2% people have 40 years of work experience, and 13% of people have 20 years of work experience. 15 years of working experience has the least percentage. | Pie | Pie |
pie_187.png | The chart is a pie chart titled "World’s Leading Economic Power." It includes a legend with categories: China, United States, Japan, EU, and Other/DK. Each category is represetend by one slice of the pie. | China leads with 47%, followed by the United States at 31%. Japan and the EU have smaller shares at 9% and 6%, respectively, while Other/DK accounts for 7%. | Pie | Pie |
1930.png | This grouped bar chart shows the comparison of perceived insight, insights, and anti-insights between two methods: Dashboard (orange bars) and GraFeet (blue bars). The y-axis on the left represents Insight Percent [%], ranging from 0 to 100%, and the y-axis on the right represents the Number of Insights, ranging from 0... | The chart indicates that GraFeet scored higher in Insights compared to Dashboard, while Dashboard had a slightly higher score in Anti-Insights, suggesting differing levels of perceived and actual insights across the two methods. | Bar | Group Bar |
springer_2768.png | This multiple line chart shows the shear wave (Vs) in the range of 0 to 400 on the y-axis against depth (Ft) in the range of 8254 to 8924 on the x-axis. Two conditions are compared as indicated in the legend: BRF-DTSM, and DTSM_Actual. | The chart reveals that both conditions exhibit a similar trend, with a peak in the middle of the range and a sharp decline near the end. However, the "DTSM-actual" condition shows slightly higher values, suggesting greater variability and shows higher peaks. | Line | Multiple Line |
ACM_0332.png | This bar chart shows the average difficulty for six assignments. The x-axis lists the six assignments, and the y-axis shows the average difficulty ranging from 0 to 6. | The chart shows that the difficulty increases as the assignment number rises, with a peak at 4, indicating that higher-level tasks are more challenging. | Bar | Simple Bar |
springer_3956 copy 2.png | This is a boxplot comparing Thraustochytrid abundance (CFU × 10³·per gram of soil) across three sites: Vellar, Pichavaram, and Ariyankuppam. The y-axis ranges from 0 to 9. The x-axis lists the three sites. | The chart shows that the Pichavaram site shows the highest median Thraustochytrid count with a greater spread, while the Vellar site has the lowest median and a narrower distribution. Ariyankuppam site exhibits moderate abundance but more outliers. | Boxplot | Simple Boxplot |
Springer_2nd_1063.png | This is a line graph . The x-axis shows years from 1987 to 2016, and the y-axis shows the number of companies up to 70. The legend differentiates foreign-owned companies (grey line) from domestic companies (black line). | The graph reveals a sharp increase in foreign-owned companies after 2003, rising from fewer than 10 to nearly 60 by 2016, while domestic company numbers remained nearly flat, highlighting rising foreign investment. | Line | Simple Line |
Springer_2nd_0356.png | The chart is a scatter plot titled "(b) MLP." It features two axes: the x-axis labeled "True distance" ranging from 0 to 4000, and the y-axis labeled "Predicted distance," also ranging from 0 to 4000. A diagonal reference line indicates perfect predictions. | The scatter plot reveals a strong positive correlation between predicted and true distances, with most points closely clustering around the diagonal line, suggesting high prediction accuracy. | Scatter | Simple Scatter |
arXiv_0041.png | This multiple line chart plots electron density rho versus depth z for Polyethylene Glycol (PEG) with 4 types of different molecular weights: 2kDa, 5kDa, 20 kDa, and 40 kDa. The x-axis spans from –200 to 20 in the reciprocal of Angstroms; the y-axis is from 0 to 0.7 units of electrons per cubic Angstrom. | All types of Polyethylene Glycol (PEG) have fluctuations in density near the NP phase and drop to 0 at the Vapor phase. 5kDa PEG yields the highest and largest variation in density value. | Line | Multiple Line |
Springer_2nd_1765.png | This is a plot displaying the distribution of frequency counts across discrete bins. The x-axis ranges from 1 to 11 (representing grouped categories), while the y-axis shows frequency, with values exceeding 7500 for the highest bar. | The tallest bar at bin 10 represents 27%, followed by 9 (21%) and 8 (15%). The smallest categories lie below 3%, with bin 1 under 1%. The color gradient transitions from light to dark pink, aiding visual distinction between bars. | Bar | Simple Bar |
ArXiv_3rd_176.png | This multiple line chart titled “2p3 example” plots SE (y-axis ranging from -1 to -1) against Time (x-axis ranging from 1 to 5). Three conditions are compared in the legend: 'Past 2 years', 'tru future', and 'pre future'. | The plot shows that the SE value for the 'past 2 years' condition is constant at 1 during the time interval 1 to 2. The predicted and true future conditions are closely aligned, both of their SE values decreased from 1 to -1 during time interval 2 to 5. | Line | Multiple Line |
ACM_4066.png | This multiple line chart shows the relationship between the number of frames (x-axis) and time (y-axis) for two conditions: Frame Reading Time (ms) and Interation Delay (ms). The x-axis represents the number of frames, ranging from 0 to 100, while the y-axis represents time in milliseconds, ranging from 0 to 200. | The interaction delay decreases significantly from 200 ms to 100 ms with the number of frames increasing from 0 to 100, while frame reading time shows a gradual decreasing trend from 20 ms to 15 ms with the number of frames increasing. | Line | Multiple Line |
springer_2106.png | This simple line chart shows on the y-axis the area of aquaculture ponds/ha ranging from 0 to 1800. The x-axis represents time/year ranging from 1987 to 2021. | The area of aquaculture has increased over time from 0 to arond 1600. | Line | Simple Line |
pie_45.png | The chart is a pie chart titled "Most Latino adults have not heard of the term Latinx; few use it." It includes a legend with categories: "Have not heard," "Do not use Latinx," and "Use Latinx." Each category is represetned by one slice of the pie. | 76% of Latino adults haven't heard of "Latinx," while 20% have heard but don't use it. Only 3% use the term, indicating limited awareness and adoption. | Pie | Pie |
ArXiv_3rd_775.png | This grouped bar chart shows average scores in percentage from 0 to 120 on the y-axis, against 30 algorithms on the x-axis. The legend shows two conditions: PGN-Open-Book and PGN. Both conditions are plotted for every algorithm. | The chart shows that the 'PGN-Open-Book' has a higher average score than the 'PGN' conditions for most of the algorithms. Both conditions have the lowest average score for the Quciselect, Knuth-Morris-Pratt, and Naive String Matcher algorithms. | Bar | Group Bar |
ArXiv_3rd_44.png | This multiple line chart shows the change in the population fraction over time for four conditions: Susceptible, Infected, Social Distancing, and Face Covering. The x-axis represents time, ranging from 0 to 20, and the y-axis represents the population fraction, ranging from 0 to 1. | The graph shows the 'susceptible' condition declines rapidly, then stabilizes around 0.3. The 'Social distancing' condition shows two synchronized peaks, then stabilizes around 0. The 'face covering' and 'infected' conditions remain low and fluctuate slightly. | Line | Multiple Line |
springer_1074 copy.png | This stacked bar chart shows the percentage of healthy vs. problem gambling across two 'Psych Dx': no and yes. The y-axis represents the percentage of problem gambling, ranging from 0% to 100%, while the x-axis shows no and yes. | The chart shows no significant difference between both classes, as both have around 90% no problem gamblers. | Bar | Stacked Bar |
arXiv_0235.png | This grouped bar chart shows 'Rbias' for various parameters, for four different models named 'I', 'II', 'III', "IV'. The Rbias ranges from -1 to 1. | The chart reveals that most parameters show a bias that is negative or close to zero.The parameter 'gamma 2' for model III is the only parameter that shows a very positive bias. gamma 1 from model III shows that most negative bias across all models and parameters. | Bar | Group Bar |
springer_0310 copy 2.png | This boxplot is titled: Rarefaction. It shows numbers from 0 to 20'000 on the x-axis and numbers from 0 to 120 on the y-axis. There are four conditions being compared: EG, CG, BCG-C and BCG-E. | The BCG-C condition has the highest values with a peak at over 100 on the y-axis. The EG condition shows the lowest values around 60. | Boxplot | Simple Boxplot |
ArXiv_3rd_648.png | This multiple line chart shows "number of ENVs" on the left y-axis from 0 to 4, and "ENV_0 fraction" on the right y-axis from 0.0 to 1.0. The x-axis shows the changes in Time resolution Delta t. | The number of ENVs remains stable at 2 across most time resolutions, briefly rising to 3 before returning and eventually dropping to 1. Meanwhile, the ENV₀ fraction increases gradually and rises sharply to 0.7. | Line | Multiple Line |
springer_2557 copy 8.png | This bar chart shows the Frequency on the y-axis, ranging from 0 to 0.4, against the Elevation in meters on the x-axis, ranging from 1000 to 3000. | The chart shows a concentrated distribution between 1000 and 1500 meters of Elevation with a Frequency peak at over 0.4. | Bar | Simple Bar |
extra_0621.png | The chart is a box plot showing "Pike eDNA concentration (gene copy number/L)." The legend distinguishes between two groups: SB2 and SD2. The y-axis is labeled with "gene copy number/L," ranging from 0 to 300. The x-axis represents the two groups. | The box plot reveals a significant difference in eDNA concentration, with SB2 exhibiting a notably higher median around 100 compared to SD2 around 0. The distinct gap indicates a clear trend, highlighting the variability and decreasing concentrations of eDNA in the SD2 group. | Boxplot | Simple Boxplot |
ACM_4312.png | This bar chart shows the SUS scores for three different operating conditions: Handguilding, Teleoperation, and Touchless. The y-axis represents the SUS score, ranging from 0 to 100. | The chart shows that the Tele-operation condition has the highest SUS score, followed by the Handguilding condition, and the Touch condition has the lowest SUS score. The p-value between teleoperation and touchless conditions is less than 0.001. | Bar | Simple Bar |
arXiv_0755.png | The line chart displays the inner product (y-axis) plotted against training steps (x-axis), comparing three models: CFT (blue stars), CPT (red squares), and NEG-CFT (green diamonds). The x-axis ranges from 0 to 40,000 steps, while the y-axis measures the inner product from 0.0 to 1.0. | CFT begins at a low value but quickly spikes to near 1.0 and remains consistently high, indicating strong internal consistency. In contrast, CPT and NEG-CFT plateau around 0.2, showing weaker and less stable alignment throughout training. | Line | Multiple Line |
springer_3220 copy 5.png | This scatter plot is titled 'Predicted vs. Actual Values for Characteristic Intensity.' The y-axis represents Actual Characteristic Intensity, ranging from 10^-4 to 10, while the x-axis represents Predicted Characteristic Intensity, ranging from 10^-6 to 10. Two conditions are compared, as indicated in the legend: Trai... | Most points cluster along the diagonal, indicating strong agreement between predicted and actual values. Training data nad testin gdata follow the similar pattern. | Scatter | Simple Scatter |
ACM_2400.png | This multiple line chart shows the changes of shoulder joint complexity at various angles. The x-axis represents the "Arm Evaluation Angles" in the range of 0 to 180, and the y-axis represents the "Angle Difference (degrees)" ranging from 0 to 100. Three lines represent different shoulder joint conditions: "delta alpha... | The chart shows that 'delta eta GH-joint' portrays higher degrees in angle difference, while the other two elements show low degrees and a trend of stagnating around 20 degrees. | Line | Multiple Line |
springer_1565.png | This bar chart displays the log₂ mean abundance of various nitrogen-related regulatory proteins across three groups: BPS, CK, and HYS. The x-axis represents log₂ mean abundance ranging from 0.0 to 12.5, while the y-axis lists nitrogen-related genes. Error bars indicate variability, and different lowercase letters mark ... | Across most genes, HYS shows higher expression than BPS and CK, notably for the nitrogen fixation protein NifU and nitrogen regulatory protein P-II variants. This suggests that HYS may enhance nitrogen metabolism more effectively than the other groups. | Bar | Group Bar |
springer_0448.png | This boxplot is titled "(f). Lead". It shows the concentration (mg/kg) on the y-axis from 0 to 550. The x-axis lists four categories: Anantapur, National, International and standards. | The plot shows the highest median for Anantapur at 375mg/kg. The National category shows a much wider range. The national category is around 125 mg/kg, the international also around 125mg/kg and the median of the standards category is around 90mg/kg. | Boxplot | Simple Boxplot |
springer_2303 copy 2.png | This scatter plot with regression line is titled "Winter season", it shows the actual and predicted LST in range of 0 to 8 on the x-axis and y-axis, respectively. The legend states that: RMSE is 0.4496, MAE is 0.3280, and R squared is 0.7768. | The plot shows a positive trend between actual LST values and predicted values. Most values follow this line relatively closely, with a spread of about 2 in both directions. | Scatter | Scatter plot with regression line |
springer_0717.png | This chart shows boxplots for four classes: CR, NLR, SR and VR. The y-axis is unlabeled and ranges from 0 to 0.80. | The chart shows that VR has the lowest median (0.33), and the lowest variance, as shown by the interquartile range. CR has the highest median (0.45) and highest variance. | Boxplot | Simple Boxplot |
extra2_0316.png | The chart is a pie chart titled "Recently Restored." It includes a legend with five categories: dispersal filter, competitive exclusion, environmental filter, unexplained absences and NA. The segments represent proportions of outcomes. | The chart reveals that 78.5% of outcomes are due to dispersal filters, highlighting a dominant trend. In contrast, unexplained abscences accounts for only 7.2%. The remaining categories indicate varied but lesser proportions, such as "NA" with 1.5%. | Pie | Pie |
ACM_2977.png | This grouped bar chart shows the relationship between the VAF change rate in percent and the VAF change between consecutive synergies. The VAF change between consecutive synergies is shown on the x-axis with five different ranges: 1-2, 2-3, 3-4, 4-5 and 5-6. The VAF change rate is shown on the y-axis in range of 0 to 9... | The chart shows the median change rate, around 2%. However, the "Healthy" condition has a wider range of variability, particularly extending to higher values. While Subject 21 has the lowest VAF change rate percentage which do not reach 1% of the VAF change rate. The absolute highest value shows Subject 22 in condition... | Bar | Group Bar |
springer_4043.png | This grouped bar chart shows the payback period in relationship with the energy yield for two types of technology. The x-axis shows three energy yields in kilowatt-hours per kilowatt-peak. The y-axis shows the Payback Period ranging from 0 to 20 years. The chart distinguishes two conditions as mentioned in the legend: ... | The chart shows that the payback period is longer for the base technology across all three power levels. The difference between the two conditions is similar over all three energy yields. The payback period gets shorter the higher the higher the energy yield. | Bar | Group Bar |
ACM_1897.png | This multiple line chart shows the Cumulative Log Data in hours for MATHia on the x-axis, ranging from 1 to 12, against the RMSE on the y-axis, ranging from 0.15 to 0.35. The chart includes three lines; red, blue and yellow. | The three lines stay around 0.12 for all x-values. y-value 0.17 is marked on the chart. | Line | Multiple Line |
ACM_0152.png | This grouped bar chart shows the Temporal distribution. The y-axis is labeled "Count" and shows numbers ranging from 0 to 35. The x-axis is not labeled but shows numbers ranging from 03-15 to 05-07. There are two arrows named "quiz" and "project" each pointing to one of the bars. | The counts are fluctuating and ranging between 1 and 35. Number 03-20 has the highest count with 35 and 04-28 the lowest with 1. The bar that is labeled "quiz" has a count of about 20. The bar which is labeled "project" has a count of about 30. | Bar | Group Bar |
ArXiv_3rd_586.png | This grouped scatter plot with error bars shows the Calibration slope on the y-axis from 0.85 to 1.15, against six Townsend.Quintile categories on the x-axis: Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4, Q5, and Overall. The legend indicates three models. All models are compared in each of the Townsend.Quintile category. A horizontal target dashed... | The chart shows that all three models perform similarly across different Twonsend.Quintile categories. The Q3 and Q4 Twonsend.Quintile categories have the highest calibration slope, higher than 1.0 calibration slope. Other categories have lower calibration slope, below 1.00. | Scatter | Scatter plot with error bars |
springer_2245.png | This bar chart shows the alternation percentage for three conditions: SO, OV/G-gal, and OV/G-gal/G. The y-axis represents the alternation in range of 0 to 150 percent, the x-axis lists the conditions. | The chart shows that SO has the highest alternation at about 90 percent, followed by OV/G-gal/G at about 80 and OV/G-gal has about 60. | Bar | Simple Bar |
extra_0187.png | The chart is a boxplot. It shows the value of SOC content on the y-axis from 0 to 200 grams per kilogram (g/kg), and the x-axis lists 11 land use types (AL, CCAZ, F, GL, ICAIE, MLCS, OS, PC, SHV, UA, V). Each land use type is represented by one boxplot. | This chart reveals significant variations in SOC content across land use types. The "F" type shows the highest median SOC values, of 70 g.kg. Followed by the "MLCS" type, with 48 g/kg SOC content. Other types have lower SOC content in general, below 25 g/kg. | Boxplot | Simple Boxplot |
springer_2159 copy.png | This simple bar chart shows on the y-axis "ABTS reduction in percentage" ranging from 0 to 100, while the x-axis shows seven different categories. | The simple bar chart shows that "Fresh" has the highest percentage of "ABTS reduction", around 95 percent. "PVOD + ET + CD" has the lowest percentage of "ABTS reduction" with around 5 percent. | Bar | Simple Bar |
springer_2244 copy 2.png | This bar chart shows Latency in seconds for three conditions: SO, OV/G-gal, and OV/G-gal/G. The y-axis represents Latency in range of 0 to 30 seconds, the x-axis lists the conditions. | The chart shows that OV/G-gal has the highest latency at about 25, followed by OV/G-gal/G at about 15 and SO has about 10. | Bar | Simple Bar |
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