Tableau Research

Tableau Research explores techniques to make visualization dashboards more accessible to screen reader users.

Tableau Research demonstrates the use of gesture and speech interaction in parallel to deliver compelling augmented reality video presentations about data to remote audiences.

Tableau Research explores bridging traditional keyword-based search and the evolving user expectations of semantic, context-rich search experiences.

EmphasisChecker: a tool for helping authors align charts with captions to help emphasize the same information for effective takeaways for the reader.

Tableau Research presents at IEEE VIS 2023: ‘What Is the Difference Between a Mountain and a Molehill? Quantifying Semantic Labeling of Visual Features in Line Charts.'

Research scientists from Tableau Research share early ideas on employing large language models for data story generation, and what data story professionals had to say about it.

Tableau researchers show how visualization tools can leverage analytic intent and recommendations to help users compose dashboards.

How to choose a meaningful binning approach that supports data exploration or the story you want to tell your audience.

Tableau Research leaders demonstrate the ability to interact with viz overlays by simply pointing at them in live webcam video.

Tableau Research is the industrial research team at Tableau and they've begun a technical note system to provide context around their research exploration. Learn about how the Research team applied two techniques to approach the complex problem of parsing dates and their various formats. One technique focused on pattern recognition while the other focused on natural language grammar rules.