Lecture 4 Flashcards

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How to calculate similarity of two utterances?

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The conceptual recurrence visualization system

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3
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StoryTracker

main features

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Giving an overview of persistent news themes

Themes can be filtered by duration and theme connectivity using the filtering capabilities of the system.

The user can reduce clutter in the news landscape by minimizing edge crossings.

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4
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Wordle disadvantages

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Word Sizing Is Naïve

Color is meaningless

Word count is not specific enough

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5
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How does wordle place the words?

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Randomized greedy algorithm

There are two strategies:

Center-line and alphabetical center-line

Clustering is also possible (each word tries to go to near last placed word in its cluster)

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6
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TopicPanorama steps

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7
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What is optimal graph matching?

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Non‐consistent matching if considering pair‐wise matching first matching G1,G2 then G2, G3 is not the same as directly matching G1,G3

solution: optimal graph matching such that all transitive relations are consistent

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8
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Major feature of topicPanorama

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The major feature of this visualization is that it combines a radially stacked tree visualization with a density-based graph visualization to facilitate the examination of the matched topic graph from multiple perspectives

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9
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EventCueing: What is the concept of framing?

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A process in which communicators act (consciously or unconsciously) to construct a point of view that encourages facts to be interpreted by others in a particular manner.

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How does EventCueing work?

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we present a visual analytics framework for event cueing using streaming media data. As discourse develops over time, our framework applies a time series intervention model which tests to see if the level of framing is different before or after a given date. If the model indicates that the times before and after are statistically significantly different, this cues an analyst to explore related datasets to help enhance their understanding of what (if any) events may have triggered these changes in discourse.

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