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A Scope
Research on visualization-oriented natural language-based interaction is conducted in the VIS, HCI, and NLP communities. For providing an overview of the number of selected contributions per community, the selection set is grouped based on publication venues related to their respective community. Important related work with high subject relevance being derived from other sources is subsumed in the category Miscellaneous. The time span of surveyed works is restricted to be between 2010 and 2021. Next to application papers implementing human-machine interaction theoretical works related to language-based interaction modeling are explicitly included. Table 2 shows the distribution of contributions over community-related venues.
Venues	Papers
Visualization (VIS)	49
Human-Computer-Interaction (HCI)	27
Natural Language Processing (NLP)	9
Miscellaneous	34
Total	119
Table 2: Venues of related work
The survey is targeted to touch the intersection of the domains of NLP, HCI and VIS. The scope is defined to reflect on how interaction is modeled and implemented in the different communities as well as to point out how researchers combine different ideas originating from the three fields into work that can be deposited in the intersection of them. For the VIS domain, the most common venues are IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics (19) and Computer Graphics Forum (5) containing work that is mostly specialized on query-based natural language interfaces. The area of HCI is ostensibly represented by the venue of the Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (SIGCHI) (14) originating works that consider the interaction aspect and focus on language as a tool that transmits information for reaching a goal. In the NLP domain, the most frequent venue is the Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics (ACL) (3) including works less
visualization-related focusing to a large extent on the dialogue modeling.
B Classification