Welcome, Ping! Glad to hear from you.
I'll have to traverse some of those links when I get a chance.
I'm sure Jack Park will beat me to it, though, and give us his
thoughts!
:_)
Ka-Ping Yee wrote:
> Hello, everyone. It's Ping.
>
> I was browsing around today and discovered that some projects and
> interests of mine have been mentioned here. A lot of new projects
> in the knowledge-organization area seem to have sprung up here and
> there, though i don't yet have a coherent picture of the landscape.
>
> I thought perhaps that joining here would keep me up to date and
> involved in what's happening. I'm currently at Berkeley, and this
> area is my planned thesis topic.
>
> Here are some tidbits:
>
> - Graph visualization has been mentioned here. I recently
> did a project for an info-viz class that ended up as a paper;
> it got mentioned on Slashdot (probably due to our choice of
> Gnutella as an example domain, rather than the graph layout
> and animation technique that is the real work in the paper).
> See: http://bailando.sims.berkeley.edu/infovis.html
>
> - There was a posting about organizing all of the project
> announcements that people have posted to this list. You
> may want to check out Roundup. There's no voting feature
> in the prototype, but that's an important and feasible
> addition. I did a better design for a new system, but no
> implementation. Others have started an implementation on
> SourceForge (but i haven't had time to follow their work).
> See: http://lfw.org/ping/sc-roundup.html
> See: http://lfw.org/ping/sc-roundup-2.html
> See: http://sf.net/projects/roundup
>
> - IBIS has been mentioned a lot. One of my dreams is to build
> an e-mail archiver that produces output like this:
> See: http://lfw.org/ping/criticons/
>
> - Facets, categories, and metadata were also mentioned. Marti
> Hearst, my advisor, is also interested in visualization
> and information retrieval. I'm the core developer on her
> research project, Flamenco, which is about faceted metadata
> and how to make it usable. Our team has designed, and i've
> built, a series of prototypes for an image database browser.
> It's not ready for prime-time, but if you're curious (and
> gentle with it), you might want to have a look:
> See: http://bailando.sims.berkeley.edu/flamenco/
> (Choose "development system", then try "FrankenFacet",
> "FrankenMatrix", "NewSingleTree", or "Interface 4".)
>
> I just played with that Smithsonian exhibit, "Revealing Things".
> It's pretty cool.
>
>
>
> -- ?!ng
>
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