StoryTags: once upon a time, there was a photo

Nuno Tomás, Tiago Guerreiro, D. Gonçalves
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With the growing volume of digital information users must deal with, management and retrieval tasks have become increasingly problematic. A popular way to help users organize their information is tagging, as is the case in web sites such as flickr, delicious or youtube. Unlike traditional hierarchically-based organization principles, tagging is less strict and easier to employ. However, it is not without its own problems. Low tag reuse is just one of several issues that might hinder retrieval of a document or photo at a later time. We propose that narratives can provide a better way of tagging photos. Describing a photo by telling a story about it may yield more and better tags, as information in stories is organized as a structured, coherent whole. We present a prototype web application, StoryTags, that allows users to tell stories to tag their photos, and then to use those stories to retrieve them.
故事标签:从前,有一张照片
随着用户必须处理的数字信息量的不断增长,管理和检索任务变得越来越成问题。标签是帮助用户组织信息的一种流行方式,flickr、delicious或youtube等网站就是这种方式。与传统的基于层次结构的组织原则不同,标签不那么严格,也更容易使用。然而,它也不是没有自己的问题。低标记重用只是稍后可能妨碍文档或照片检索的几个问题之一。我们认为叙事可以提供一种更好的标记照片的方式。通过讲故事来描述照片可能会产生更多更好的标签,因为故事中的信息被组织成一个有结构的、连贯的整体。我们展示了一个原型web应用,StoryTags,它允许用户讲述故事来标记他们的照片,然后使用这些故事来检索它们。
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