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ESIDA '17: Proceedings of the 2017 ACM Workshop on Exploratory Search and Interactive Data Analytics
ACM2017 Proceeding
Publisher:
  • Association for Computing Machinery
  • New York
  • NY
  • United States
Conference:
IUI'17: 22nd International Conference on Intelligent User Interfaces Limassol Cyprus 13 March 2017
ISBN:
978-1-4503-4903-1
Published:
13 March 2017
Sponsors:

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Abstract

It is our great pleasure to welcome you to the Workshop on Exploratory Search and Interactive Data Analytics ( ESIDA) co-located with the International Conference on Intelligent User Interfaces -- IUI 2017. The workshop provides a forum for presentation of research results on cutting edge issues in the area of exploratory search and data analytics, including models, systems, applications, and literature overview. ESIDA gives researchers an opportunity to share novel ideas in the broadly defined area of interactive information retrieval and identify new directions for future research and development.

The call for papers attracted submissions from Asia, North America, South America and Europe. The program committee reviewed and accepted 7 long papers and 5 short papers.

We also encourage attendees to attend the keynote presentations. These valuable and insightful talks can and will guide us to a better understanding of the challenges and future directions of interactive search:

  • From Search to Discovery with Visual Exploration Tools, Eduardo Veas (the Know-Centre, Graz University, Austria)

  • Personalization in the Context of Relevance-Based Visualization, Peter Brusilovsky (University of Pittsburgh, USA)

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SESSION: Keynote Address 1
invited-talk
From Search to Discovery with Visual Exploration Tools

In our goal to personalize the discovery of scientific information, we built systems using visual analytics principles for exploration of textual documents [1]. The concept was extended to explore information quality of user generated content [2]. Our ...

SESSION: Contribution Papers
research-article
A Survey of Definitions and Models of Exploratory Search

Exploratory search has an unclear and open-ended definition. The complexity of the task and the difficulty of defining this activity are reflected in the limits of existing evaluation methods for exploratory search systems. In order to improve them, we ...

research-article
Visual Exploration of Large Scatter Plot Matrices by Pattern Recommendation based on Eye Tracking

The Scatter Plot Matrix (SPLOM) is a well-known technique for visual analysis of high-dimensional data. However, one problem of large SPLOMs is that typically not all views are potentially relevant to a given analysis task or user. The matrix itself may ...

research-article
HiveRel: Towards Focused Knowledge Acquisition

In this paper we argue that focused knowledge acquisition -- knowledge acquisition in user-defined query context -- can be best achieved through presentation of relationships between search results for a given user query. We suggest that in order to ...

research-article
VIQS: Visual Interactive Exploration of Query Semantics

Analytics platforms such as IBM's Watson Analytics TM are collecting metadata about their use, including user queries on uploaded datasets. The analysis of this metadata may be valuable in improving services, such as query recommendation and automatic ...

research-article
Visual Exploration and Analysis of Recommender Histories: A Web-Based Approach Using WebGL

Content based recommender systems are commonly applied to provide automatic support to users searching for relevant information. However, as the retrieved number of resources may grow large, and because the user does not have direct control over the ...

research-article
Exploring and Summarizing Document Colletions with Multiple Coordinated Views

Knowledge work such as summarizing related research in preparation for writing, typically requires the extraction of useful information from scientific literature. Nowadays the primary source of information for researchers comes from electronic ...

SESSION: Keynote Address 2
invited-talk
Personalization in the Context of Relevance-Based Visualization

In this talk, I will review our research attempts to implement different kinds of personalization in the context of relevance-based visualization. The goal of this research stream is to make relevance-based visualization adaptive to user long-term goals,...

POSTER SESSION: Poster Session
short-paper
Visual Exploration of Network Hostile Behavior

This paper presents a graphical interface to identify hostile behavior in network logs. The problem of identifying and labeling hostile behavior is well known in the network security community. There is a lack of labeled datasets, which make it ...

short-paper
Open Access
Music Exploration by Impression Based Interaction

Search and recommendation systems help users find their favorites among an abundant amount of songs available on distributors such as iTunes. Nevertheless, it is still hard for us to efficiently retrieve the right music. This paper proposes an ...

short-paper
EulerianGrapher: Text Visualisation at the Level of Character N--grams based on Eulerian Graphs

Network analysis has been applied widely in different domains, providing a unified language to describe disparate domains. In this paper we present an interactive visualisation of graph--based ranking measures of text character n--grams. The ...

short-paper
Exploring Scientific Literature Search through Topic Models

With the fast growing amount of scientific literature, browsing through it can be a dicult task: formulating a precise query may be problematic as new research areas emerge quickly and different terms are often used to describe the same concept. To ...

short-paper
Active Learning with Visualization for Text Data

Labeled datasets are always limited, and oftentimes the quantity of labeled data is a bottleneck for data analytics. This especially affects supervised machine learning methods, which require labels for models to learn from the labeled data. Active ...

Contributors
  • University of Helsinki
  • Dalhousie University
  • South National University
  • Eindhoven University of Technology

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