Abstract—Wikipedia articles see bursts of update activity whenever a topic is of more interest to the community or has somehow become controversial. Analyzing when and what changes are made can, thus, give us an idea of how the community feels about particular subjects. In this paper we present PopCulture, a system that provides a visualization of Wikipedia’s edits that allows us to reflect on how different subjects are perceived by people over time and, by comparing articles from different language wikipedias, find regional and cultural differences of interest and perception. A set of user studies shows that, indeed, users are able to use PopCulture effectively and efficiently to find such trends and differences. Keywords-Visualization,Wik...
AbstractThis paper aims to identify cultural differences in online collaborative innovation networks...
This article reports a cross-cultural analysis of four Wikipedias in different languages and demonst...
Wikipedia is one of the largest platforms based on the concept of asynchronous, distributed, collabo...
In this work, we propose an automatic evaluation and comparison of the browsing behavior of Wikipedi...
The online encyclopedia Wikipedia is the largest general information repository created through coll...
Wikipedia articles representing an entity or a topic in different language editions evolve independe...
The aim of our study was to show that distributions of hyperlinks within wikipedia corpora implicitl...
Among the motivations to write in Wikipedia given by the current literature there is often coincide...
Wikipedia (WP) as a collaborative, dynamical system of humans is an appropriate subject of social st...
For each existing Wikipedia language edition, the dataset contains a classification of the articles ...
This is a draft of a book chapter to be published in 2014 by Scarecrow PressWe present, visualize an...
With the digitalisation of society, attention becomes mediated by, and deployed within, an ecosystem...
Smart communities provide technologies for monitoring social behaviors inside communities. The techn...
Smart communities provide technologies for monitoring social behaviors inside communities. The techn...
Data visualization is a growing eld providing the opportunity to put large datasets into perspectiv...
AbstractThis paper aims to identify cultural differences in online collaborative innovation networks...
This article reports a cross-cultural analysis of four Wikipedias in different languages and demonst...
Wikipedia is one of the largest platforms based on the concept of asynchronous, distributed, collabo...
In this work, we propose an automatic evaluation and comparison of the browsing behavior of Wikipedi...
The online encyclopedia Wikipedia is the largest general information repository created through coll...
Wikipedia articles representing an entity or a topic in different language editions evolve independe...
The aim of our study was to show that distributions of hyperlinks within wikipedia corpora implicitl...
Among the motivations to write in Wikipedia given by the current literature there is often coincide...
Wikipedia (WP) as a collaborative, dynamical system of humans is an appropriate subject of social st...
For each existing Wikipedia language edition, the dataset contains a classification of the articles ...
This is a draft of a book chapter to be published in 2014 by Scarecrow PressWe present, visualize an...
With the digitalisation of society, attention becomes mediated by, and deployed within, an ecosystem...
Smart communities provide technologies for monitoring social behaviors inside communities. The techn...
Smart communities provide technologies for monitoring social behaviors inside communities. The techn...
Data visualization is a growing eld providing the opportunity to put large datasets into perspectiv...
AbstractThis paper aims to identify cultural differences in online collaborative innovation networks...
This article reports a cross-cultural analysis of four Wikipedias in different languages and demonst...
Wikipedia is one of the largest platforms based on the concept of asynchronous, distributed, collabo...