Archive for 'Discourse Modeling' Category
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.
Communication gap management for fertile community
24 March 2007by Naohiro Matsumura, David E. Goldberg, and Xavier Llorà (2006).
Journal of Soft Computing, Volume 11 , Issue 8, pp. 791–798, ACM press. Link to the ACM portal.
Initial work also available as IlliGAL TR No 2005001. 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.
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.
Innovation and creativity support via chance discovery, genetic algorithms, and data mining
1 March 2006by Xavier Llorà and David E. Goldberg, Yukio Ohsawa, Naohiro Matsumura, Yuichi Washida, Hiroshi Tamura, Masataka Yoshikawa, Michael Welge, Loretta Auvil, Duane Searshmith, Kei Ohnishi, and Chen-Ju Chao (2006).
New Mathematics and Natural Computation, World Scientific, pp. 2(1):85–100. Link to the Journal publication.
The innovation pump: Supporting creative processes in collaborative engineering
26 February 2006by Xavier Llorà and David E. Goldberg (2006).
IlliGAL TR No 2006011. Link to the PDF.
Probabilistic models of text and images
29 November 2005Recently I attended a talk by David Blei about probabilistic models of text and images. His thesis described probabilistic models for the retrieval, organization, and exploration of large information collections, casting this tasks as statistical queries. The abstract of his thesis ca be found here and the thesis itself here.