Memoplex (Browser)++: A Semantic Document Browser Clarence Chan CPSC 533 Nov. 12, 2006.

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Memoplex (Browser)++: A Semantic Document Browser Clarence Chan CPSC 533 Nov. 12, 2006

The problem ● Directed search: find docs easily if  we have the document title  we know exactly what keywords are involved  We know what we're looking for ● What if we don't exactly know?  look through a list of titles  “feel around”, browse

Navigation, browsing ● When we don't know what we want...  we start off with an inexact query  we look around the vicinity  We browse ● Useful for learning about an area  orient yourself w.r.t. to a local landmark  browsing: relative navigation  contrast with searching (absolute)

Navigation, browsing ● Analogy:  Directed search: Look up exact item in library call number system  Browsing: Go to a shelf and look around at various books ● What if we combine these?  Go to a bookshelf in a general call number range  Browse around various titles and books that are related

Memoplex Browser, v.1 ● Originally a 533 project from a previous year  Built on top of Mike Huggett's Memoplex server  Backend: Semantic network of documents  Frontend: node-link graph of network  Nodes are individual documents

Memoplex Browser, v.1: Existing issues ● Doesn't visualize the actual documents ● Too many nodes at once ● Meaning of edges is unclear (what concept links two documents?) ● Isn't a Google search easier and more effective?

Memoplex (Browser)++: Proposed solution ● Visualize just a few nodes at a time  Important to see document text in browsing! ● Cluster documents along diff. dimensions ● Colour + spatial re-alignment of connected nodes ● Arguably, Google search is better...  Run a study!

Memoplex++: Proposed solution ● Show only elements one hop away ● fade adjacent nodes in and out as necessary when focus changes

Memoplex++: Current progress ● Document corpus acquired, basics of old Memoplex browser understood  Throwing out much of GUI, starting from scratch ● Basic node filtering, labeling with document text accomplished  Not very elegant: recalculates every time, have to figure out Prefuse expression syntax ● Working on smart way of rotating edges into appropriate position based on existing clusters

Memoplex++: Current progress ● Figuring out what to do with documents I want to hide  Show edges, but not node text?  Smaller nodes ● Again, must learn filtering language ● Or just hard-code? ● “Clustering” documents according to keywords  Writing naïve algo to parse keywords  What to do when no keywords are present?