Chernoff faces refer to graphics that:
A) using facial expressions to represent a user's moods;
B) using facial expressions to represent a company's performance on the market;
C) using facial expressions to represent qualitative information;
D) using facial expressions to represent quantitative information;
E) using facial expressions to represent users' satisfaction with an information system.

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Chernoff faces are a method of displaying multivariate data in the shape of a human face. Each part of the face, such as the length of the nose or the curvature of the mouth, represents a different quantitative variable. This technique is used to make complex data more understandable and to highlight patterns or differences in the data visually.

Chernoff Faces Refer to Graphics That