This paper demonstrates a web-based, interactive data visualisation, allowing users to quickly inspect and browse the collocational relationships present in a corpus. The software is inspired by tag clouds, first popularised by on-line photograph sharing website Flickr (www.flickr.com). A paper based on a prototype of this Collocate Cloud visualisation was given at Digital Resources for the Humanities and Arts 2007. The software has since matured, offering new ways of navigating and inspecting the source data. It has also been expanded to analyse additional corpora, such as the British National Corpus (http://www.natcorp.ox.ac.uk/), which will be the focus of this talk
Part 1: Human Aspects of VisualizationInternational audienceWith the emergence of social tagging sys...
Tagging learning resources in repositories or web portals offers a way to meaningfully describe thes...
'Tag clouds' and 'tag maps' are introduced to represent geographically referenced text. In combinati...
This paper demonstrates a web-based, interactive data visualisation, allowing users to quickly inspe...
This paper will demonstrate ComPair, a new tool to investigate and compare word usage, encouraging n...
We propose the novel application of dynamic and interactive visualisation techniques to support the ...
Word clouds are an increasingly popular means of presenting statistical summaries of document collec...
International audienceTag clouds have gained popularity over the internet to provide a quick overvie...
This article describes an explorative study of a prototype for visualisation of locative information...
Tag cloud is a visual interface that summarizes an underlying data by depicting the most frequent te...
Tag clouds are a popular method for visualizing and linking socially-organized information on websi...
Digital collections of textual material have become rich repositories for primary source materials. ...
We introduce WordBridge, a novel graph-based visualization technique for showing relationships betwe...
Tag clouds are a popular method for visualizing and linking socially-organized information on websit...
A Presentation given at the Inaugural Digital Humanities Symposium at Kansas State University, Febru...
Part 1: Human Aspects of VisualizationInternational audienceWith the emergence of social tagging sys...
Tagging learning resources in repositories or web portals offers a way to meaningfully describe thes...
'Tag clouds' and 'tag maps' are introduced to represent geographically referenced text. In combinati...
This paper demonstrates a web-based, interactive data visualisation, allowing users to quickly inspe...
This paper will demonstrate ComPair, a new tool to investigate and compare word usage, encouraging n...
We propose the novel application of dynamic and interactive visualisation techniques to support the ...
Word clouds are an increasingly popular means of presenting statistical summaries of document collec...
International audienceTag clouds have gained popularity over the internet to provide a quick overvie...
This article describes an explorative study of a prototype for visualisation of locative information...
Tag cloud is a visual interface that summarizes an underlying data by depicting the most frequent te...
Tag clouds are a popular method for visualizing and linking socially-organized information on websi...
Digital collections of textual material have become rich repositories for primary source materials. ...
We introduce WordBridge, a novel graph-based visualization technique for showing relationships betwe...
Tag clouds are a popular method for visualizing and linking socially-organized information on websit...
A Presentation given at the Inaugural Digital Humanities Symposium at Kansas State University, Febru...
Part 1: Human Aspects of VisualizationInternational audienceWith the emergence of social tagging sys...
Tagging learning resources in repositories or web portals offers a way to meaningfully describe thes...
'Tag clouds' and 'tag maps' are introduced to represent geographically referenced text. In combinati...