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Faceted Navigation: Best of Browse and Search Tom Reamy Chief Knowledge Architect KAPS Group Knowledge Architecture Professional Services

2 Agenda  Introduction: What is Faceted Navigation?  When to Use Faceted Navigation  Implementation of Faceted Navigation  Future of Faceted Navigation

3 What is Faceted Navigation?  Faceted navigation will change enterprise search!  Faceted navigation will change the way business works!  Faceted navigation means the end of taxonomies!  Faceted navigation means no more metadata!  Faceted navigation will eventually replace search!  Faceted navigation will remove rust, polish your silver, feed the hungry, clothe the poor, and bring world peace!  To All the Above – NAH!

4 History of Faceted Navigation  Relatively New -- Taxonomies - Aristotle  S. R. Ranganathan – 1960’s – Issue of Compound Subjects – The Universe consists of PMEST Personality, Matter, Energy, Space, Time  Classification Research Group- 1950’s, 1970’s – Based on Ranganathan, simplified, less doctrinaire – Principles: Division – a facet must represent only one characteristic Mutual Exclusivity  Classification Theory to Web Implementation – An Idea waiting for a technology – Multiple Filters / dimensions

5 What are Facets?  Facets are not categories – Entities or concepts belong to a category – Entities have facets  Facets are metadata - properties or attributes – Entities or concepts fit into one category – All entities have all facets – defined by set of values  Facets are orthogonal – mutually exclusive – dimensions – An event is not a person is not a document is not a place. – A winery is not a region is not a price is not a color.

6 What are Facets? Internal Organization  Taxonomies – parent – child – Animal – Mammal – Zebra  Browse Classification – cluster – Food and Dining – Catering - Restaurants  Facets – variety – of units, of structure – Date or price – numerical range – Location – big to small (partonomy) – Winery - alphabetical

7 What is Faceted Navigation?  Not a Yahoo-style Browse – Computer Stores under Computers and Internet – One value per facet per entity  Faceted Navigation is not hierarchical – Tree – travel up and down, not across – Facets are filters, multidimensional  Facets are applied at search results time – post- coordination, not pre-coordination [Advanced Search]  Faceted Navigation is an active interface – dynamic combination of search and browse

8 A Sideways Look at Faceted Navigation Miles wants a Pinot Noir And he doesn’t want any ____________ Merlot!

9 When to Use Faceted Navigation Advantages  Systematic Advantages: – Need fewer Elements 4 facets of 10 nodes = 10,000 node taxonomy – Ability to Handle Compound Subjects  Content Management Advantages: Easier to “categorize” – not as conceptual Fewer = simple, can use auto-classification better Flexible – can add new facets, elements in facet

10 When to Use Faceted Navigation Advantages: Implementation  More intuitive – easy to guess what is behind each door Simplicity of internal organization 20 questions – we know and use  Dynamic selection of categories Allow multiple perspectives  Trick Users into “using” Advanced Search wine where color = red, price = x-y, etc. Click on color red, click on price x-y, etc.  Flexible – can be combined with other navigation elements

11 When to Use Faceted Navigation Disadvantages  Systematic Disadvantages: – Lack of Standards for Faceted Classifications Every project is unique customization  Implementation Disadvantages: – Loss of Browse Context Difficult to grasp scope and relationships – No immediate support for popular subjects  Essential Limit of Faceted Navigation – Limited Domain Applicability – type and size – Entities not concepts, documents, web sites

12 Developing Facet Structure: Selection of Facets: Theory  Issue - Complete Model of a domain  Ranganathan – PMEST – Personality – Person, animal, event – Matter – what x is made of – Energy – how x changes – Space – where x is – Time – when x happens  Three Planes – Idea, Verbal, Notational

13 Developing Facet Structure: Selection of Facets: Theory Bliss Bibliographic Classification (BC2)  Thing / Entity  Kind  Part  Property  Material  Process  Operation  Patient  Product  By-product  Agent  Space  Time

14 Developing Facet Structure: Selection of Facets: Practice Wine.com  Region – Australia, California  Type – Red Wine, White, Bubbly  Winery – Alphabetical listing  Price – $25 and below – $25-$50  Top Rated Wines – 90+ under $20  Top Sellers – Cabinet Sauvignon – Pinot Noir  Hot Features – Wine outlet – Sideways collection

15 Developing Facet Structure: Selection of Facets: Practice Flamenco Architecture Search  Periods – 17 th -18 th century  Locations – Africa, Western Europe  Source – Person, catalog, schools  Materials – Chalk, clay  View Types – City views, drawings  Building Names – White House  Concepts – Cultural, Economic  People – Artist, Developer  Styles – Ancient, Mediterranean  Structure Types – Building, Human Settlements

16 Future of Faceted Navigation  E-commerce Sites – Biggest Growth  Webdesignpractices – 69% used faceted navigation – 77% used navigation, 6% used faceted classification in search but no browse, 17% had both search and browse – 67% only used single point entry, no progressive filtering – not really facets, just categories – Computers, Gifts, Kitchen Ware, Music/Video – Yes – Office Supplies – no

17 Future of Faceted Navigation  Enterprise Applications – Selected areas: supplies, forms, etc. Software Libraries – Yellow Pages, Faceted Site Map – Personalization – Matching facet selection to task, user community, and domain – Business Rules and Facet Relationships If AND THEN tag the story for text mining, Fact Extraction

18 Future of Faceted Navigation  Faceted Taxonomies – Advantages – smaller, scalability, conceptual clarity – More complex, conceptual entities and relationships – When to use: Size of element set Complexity of domain – concepts, documents, web pages  Combining subject matter and facets – Geography facet and terrorism taxonomy

19 Faceted Taxonomy – Example KAPS Group Enterprise Taxonomy  Basic Six Dimensions – People individuals and communities – Event – Location – Time – Entities/ Things – Information Resource – types  Custom – Products / Services Applications / Technologies  Rules – Attributes – credit limit – Function – credit management  Combine with subject matter taxonomies

20 Conclusion  Faceted Navigation is not the answer, but it’s a good additional tool for the right domains  Easy to use and understand, but can be difficult to develop  Limited enterprise use, but growing – site maps, etc.  Importance of user/task modeling  Creating standards and taxonomies can reduce the amount of customization for each project  Flexible – can start small and build or start with giant taxonomy and select.  Faceted Navigation means more structure, taxonomies, metadata, not less – and that is a good thing

Questions? Tom Reamy KAPS Group Knowledge Architecture Professional Services

22 Faceted Navigation Resources  Articles – Faceted Classification Resource Collection – A Simplified Model for Facet Analysis phttp://iainstitute.org/pg/a_simplified_model_for_facet_analysis.ph p – Mailing List for Faceted Classification – Study – Facets on the Web (75 ecommerce sites)

23 Faceted Navigation Resources  Example Implementations – Berkeley SIMS – Flamenco – Facetmap – demo’s – – Commercial – Wine.com (and 75 others– see articles)  Tools – Inxight – entity and fact extraction – – ClearForest - – Verity – – Convera – Facet Taxonomies -

24 Faceted Navigation Resources  Vendors – Atomz - – Dieselpoint – – EasyAsk – – Endeca – – iPhrase – – Siderean Software - – Aduna – – I4ii –

25 Faceted Navigation Resources  Articles – How to Make a Faceted Classification and Put It On the Web – Putting Facets on the Web: An Annotated Bibliography – Ecommerce – cooking and kitchen – Faceted Navigation – Extended Faceted Taxonomies for Web Catalogs – Webdesignpractices – study of ecommerce use of faceted navigation – Use of Faceted Classification