Archive for 'SAINT' Category
An Overview of the DISCUS project
11 May 2007This presentation covers a general overview of the goals, origins, reasearch and tools currently available for the DISCUS project. For more information please visit the DISCUS project website.
Analyzing Trends in the Blogosphere Using Human-Centered Analysis and Visualization Tools
26 March 2007by Xavier Llorà, Noriko Imafuji Yasui, David E. Goldberg (2006).
Proceedings of the International Conference on Weblogs and Social Mining (ICWSM 2007). Also as IlliGAL TR. No. 2006026. Link to the PDF.
Delineating Topic and Discussant Transitions in Online Collaborative Environments
13 December 2006by Noriko Imafuji Yasui, Xavier Llorà, and David E. Goldberg (2006).
Illinois Technical Report No. 2006025. Link to the PDF.
Adaptable Extraction of Key Elements from Weblogs
13 December 2006by Xavier Llorà, Noriko Imafuji Yasui, David E. Goldberg (2006).
Illinois Technical Report No. 2006024. Link to the PDF.
The new DISCUS site is up
29 November 2006The new site is here! Besides moving it to Wordpress, we have been working to engineer a site that will allow us to demonstrate some of the human-centered analytic technologies the DISCUS project has created. For each post, now you can analyze it with a single click using the links provided on the left-hand side. The first analytics tool released is based on KeyGraph techniques. Other DISCUS analysis techniques are already on the pipe and will reach the site soon.
We have not stopped at reengineering the DISCUS site. We have also created an extension for Firefox that allow you to analyze the web page you are currently viewing. All DISCUS capabilities integrated in your browser. The DISCUS Firefox extension adds a DISCUS toolbar, some entries on the tools menu and in the right-click contextual menu. Hope you find it useful. Following the site, this toolbar will also grow and incorporate new features and human-centered analytic tools.
Human-Centered Analysis and Visualization Tools for the Blogosphere
29 November 2006by Xavier Llorà, Noriko Imafuji Yasui, Michael Welge, David E. Goldberg (in press, 2007).
To apper in the Proceedings of the Digital Humanities 2007 Conference.Also as IlliGAL TR No. 2006023. Link to the PDF.


