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1 François Guimbretière
Constellation: A Visualization Tool for Linguistic Queries from MindNet Tamara Munzner François Guimbretière Stanford University George Robertson Microsoft Research

2 Overview solve specific problem chosen techniques
help linguists improve MindNet algorithms chosen techniques custom semantic layout perceptual channels interaction as first-class citizen

3 Definition Graph dictionary entry sentence nodes: word senses
links: relation types

4 Semantic Network definition graphs as building blocks
unify shared words large network millions of nodes global structure known: dense probes return local info uses grammar checking, automatic translation

5 Path Query best N paths between two words words on path itself
definition graphs used in computation

6 Task: Plausibility Checking
paths ordered by computed plausibility researcher hand-checks results high-ranking paths believable? believable paths high-ranked? gross polluters (stop words)

7 Top 10 Paths: kangaroo - tail

8 Top 10 Paths: kangaroo - tail

9 Goal create unified view of relationships between paths and definition graphs shared words are key thousands of words (not millions) special-purpose algorithm debugging tool not understand the structure of English

10 Video zoom software vs. video

11 Semantic Layout Challenges
spatial position encodes path ordering edge crossings not minimized clutter reduction: interaction, perceptual channels tradeoffs spatial encoding vs. information density navigation: intelligent zooming global, intermediate, local

12 only 9 or 10 words at once in multiscale view from thissnapshot
final overview has about 80 - basically order of magnitude pure grid about 300

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16 Color Scheme [Reynolds94]
hues maximally separated on color wheel saturation/brightness low for unobtrusive, high for emphasis maximal CRT legibility black text on colored background high payoff from following recommendations in existing literature

17 Conclusion targeted case study techniques approach broadly applicable
small user community techniques encode dataset structure spatially multiple perceptual channels interactive selective emphasis, navigation approach broadly applicable

18 Acknowledgements MSR linguists iterative design techniques discussion
Lucy Vanderwende, Bill Dolan, Mo Corston-Oliver iterative design techniques Mary Czerwinski discussion Maneesh Agrawala, Pat Hanrahan, Chris Stolte, Terry Winograd funding Microsoft Graduate Research Fellowship, Interval Research

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