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Well, maybe I don’t. (2)
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I Want You to Want Me was an interactive visualization of online romance: (It) chronicles the world’s long-term relationship with romance, across all ages, genders, and sexualities, gathering new data from a variety of online dating sites every few hours. The system searches these sites for certain phrases, which it then collects and stores in a database. These phrases, taken out of context, provide partial glimpses into people’s private lives. Simultaneously, the system forms an ...Shared by Jon (6) SengMing (9)Contribute comment -
Brightkite Map Visualization with SpatialKey (2)
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We are always looking for interesting and creative ways to visualize Brightkite content. When Universal Mind approached us with SpatialKey, we were excited about the possibilities. Indeed, we were not disappointed; take a look for yourself. The example data set shows only the first check in for each Brightkite user between the dates of April 28 and May 19, 2008. These numbers do not represent total users for the given time frame, the data set ...Shared by (jeff)isageek (48) IsaacMoore (1)Contribute comment -
Amazing DSI Brain Scanning Visualizes Your Mind's Inner Workings In 3D [This Is Your Brain] (12)
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What's that monkey thinking about when he's mushing down that banana or tossing feces at you? Well, you're looking at it—this is a map of where a macaque's thoughts live. It's made possible by new 3D visualization algorithms developed by neuroscientists at Massachusetts General Hospital and Boston which render a brain's billions of individual neuron connections in full-color 3D, with each visible strand representing several tens of thousands of the too-small-to-image neural pathways. It's all ...Shared by Bill (11) christina (4) Frank (12) G Code (12) guruh (10) Mark (20) MH (25) Paul Winch (0) rOckY (122) SFSlim (8) tarman (19) Tino (2)Contribute comment -
What does TechCrunch talk about? [Pic! Visualization!] | The StatBot (4)
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Sponsored by: The wordle.net obsession continues. Here is the word tag of the last 1000 posts from TechCrunch. Google, Yahoo, new, Network, users, Facebook, video, search, Crunch, "sexiest", people, social, Twitter, iPhone, Applications, MobileCrunch. That is what this visualization tells me. What does it tell you? Comment?Contribute comment -
What do Louis Gray, Thomas Hawk, Duncan Riley, Cyndy and Mona talk about on FriendFeed? (18)
onSponsored by: I ‘discovered’ wordle.net a few days ago and have been having fun with it ever since. And now that FriendFeed has increased the number of items we can see from 300 to 900, thought I’ll mash up both together and bring you word clouds of the last 900 comments of some popular FriendFeeders. This is round one – expect a new round every other day Louis Gray (FriendFeed) The One. The dude whose ...Shared by (jeff)isageek (48) atul (70) Brandon (2) DOCBook Howto (98) Duncan (78) Eric Rice (24) J. Phil (12) Jeff (45) Jules (10) k1v1n (3) louisgray (111) Mark (20) Mike F (356) Mladen (65) Nils (10) Rob (105) sarahintampa (79) Yuvi (26)Contribute comment
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The Real Steve Gillmor - Wordle Visualization (6)
onSponsored by: Pardon my recent obsession with Steve Gillmor. This one is a wordle.net generated Tag-mash of all the words Steve Gillmor has used since he started writing for TechCrunch/TechCrunch IT. Anything strikes you? Comments?Contribute comment
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Visualizing the News (1)
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Visualization tool: ManyEyes from JD Lasica on Vimeo. At the Future of Civic Media conference at the MIT Media Lab in June, one of the best presentations came from the co-creator of Many Eyes. Fernanda B. Viegas, research staff member of IBM's Visual Communication Lab in Cambridge, described some of the uses for this visualization tool. For example, during the Congressional testimony of then Attorney General Alberto Gonzales, a visualization Word Map graphically showed how ...Shared by koovus (50)Contribute comment -
Twitter StreamGraphs (5)
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Twitter StreamGraphs is an interactive tool that lets you create StreamGraphs from the latest tweets containing a given word or from a particular user. The app was created by Jeff Clark. This is an example:Contribute comment -
Twitterlight (3)
onTwitterlight is a Twitter client built with Silverlight which provides features like auto-update and TinyURL support. The Twitterlight code is available here as is the explanation as to how it all works so you can build your own Silverlight Twitter client, too. (Read more).Contribute comment
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Mountains and valleys. (1)
onA visualization of the economic activity of all nations, defined in 100 km by 100 km squares, by the G-Econ research project.Shared by Michael Kuhn (4)Contribute comment
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Sunday + Jazz (1)
onA conversation over dinner reminded me about Michal Levy’s gorgeous visualization of Coltrane’s Giant Steps. Levy’s newer animation, One, is equally gorgeous and far more involved.Shared by Dave (1)Contribute comment
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Relational Music Discovery (1)
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The basic premiss behind this new breed of music search is that you start by entering a genre, artist, song, or geo-location, and you are returned music that relates to your search term. In most cases the returns are presented as a visualization in order to show the connections between data. Below you find a list of the sites that I go to when I'm trying to find new music. If you know of any ...Shared by Ming Yeow (20)Contribute comment -
Color Wheel as Tag Cloud (1)
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Dolores Blog showed thousands of colors to people and asked them to name the colors they saw. They then plotted those names on a color Wheel, printed in the color. They have a blog post describing the project. The resulting image is beautiful. They then added a filter so you can search for different color names and see where it is on the wheel. It’s based on a study to test the universality of language. ...Shared by Kim Siever (16)Contribute comment -
17 ways to visualize Twitter and its Tweets (2)
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Filed under: Fun, Internet, Social SoftwareIn our increasingly visual culture, it's no surprise that someone has taken the time to visualize the data flow of Twitter and all of its tweets. It is a surprise, however, that seventeen different groups or individuals found a way to visualize Twitter tweets, each in a unique and supposedly helpful way (and our guess is that there's probably more out there). The seventeen visualizations of the Twitter universe fall ...Shared by EricPrenen (19) Jim Hathaway (20)Contribute comment
