Eventscapes: visualizing events over time with emotive facets

Brett Adams, Dinh Q. Phung, S. Venkatesh
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The scale and dynamicity of social media, and interaction between traditional news sources and online communities, has created challenges to information retrieval approaches. Users may have no clear information need or be unable to express it in the appropriate idiom, requiring instead to be oriented in an unfamiliar domain, to explore and learn. We present a novel data-driven visualization, termed Eventscape, that combines time, visual media, mood, and controversy. Formative evaluation highlights the value of emotive facets for rapid evaluation of mixed news and social media topics, and a role for such visualizations as pre-cursors to deeper search.
事件场景:随着时间的推移,用情感方面来可视化事件
社交媒体的规模和动态,以及传统新闻来源和在线社区之间的互动,给信息检索方法带来了挑战。用户可能没有明确的信息需求,或者无法用适当的习语表达信息,而是需要以不熟悉的领域为导向,进行探索和学习。我们提出了一种新颖的数据驱动可视化,称为事件景观,它结合了时间、视觉媒体、情绪和争议。形成性评估强调了快速评估混合新闻和社交媒体主题的情感方面的价值,以及这种可视化作为更深入搜索的先驱的作用。
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