How to visualize electricity consumption anomalies: The impact of chart types on triggered emotions and eye movements

• Published in: e-Prime Vol. 5; p. 100202
• Main Authors: Kremsner, Thomas P., Pfeiffer, Christian, Weidinger, Sophie, Stolavetz, Christina
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: English
• Published: Elsevier Ltd 01.09.2023; Elsevier
• Subjects: Electricity consumption anomalies; Emotions; Energy data visualization; Eye-tracking; Facial expression analysis; Facial expression analysis; Electricity consumption anomalies; Eye-tracking; Emotions; Energy data visualization

•Emotionally appealing charts enhance users' motivation to use Home Energy Management Systems.•Different chart types trigger varying emotions and eye movements in users.•Bar charts evoke more negative emotions, while line charts evoke more positive emotions Rose charts trigger sadness.•Designin...