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- 5 title "Semantic Cloud: An Enhanced Browsing Interface for Exploring Resources in Folksonomy Systems".
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- 6 creator andreas-butz.
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- 6 label "How Last.fm Illustrates the Musical World: User Behavior and Relevant User-Generated Content".
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- 6 abstract "Over the last few years, online multimedia exchange platforms have experienced a rapid growth. They allow users to share their own content and access other’s in turn and hence form very large public collections of User-Generated Content. While research is mostly looking at photo sharing platforms, such as Flickr, much less is known about online music communities. In this paper we present the results of an observational user study followed by a large-scale online survey, which investigated the behavior and the relevant content generated by the users of Last.fm, one of the most popular music communities. Based on the analysis of the results, we present implications for the usage of User-Generated Content in online music communities. Then we developed a first prototype based on the implications for improving semantic understanding of collaborative tags. We believe our study gives insights for developing information visualization and recommender systems for online music communities.".
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- 6 title "How Last.fm Illustrates the Musical World: User Behavior and Relevant User-Generated Content".
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- 7 label "Gaining Musical Insights: Visualizing Multiple Listening Histories".
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- 7 abstract "Listening histories are rich sources of implicit information. Combining listening histories of multiple users allows comparisons in musical taste and discovery of new music, though few existing work specifically addresses this issue. In this paper we present two interactive visualizations which give users a deeper insight into consent and dissent in their listening behaviors, and help them to compare their musical tastes. HisFlocks shows overlaps in genre and artist in certain time periods and LoomFM illustrates sequential listening patterns. Our first feedback on these systems was very promising and we plan to extend our concepts to broader scenarios with a greater number of listening histories.".
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- 8 label "Designing social mobile interfaces: experiences with MobiMood, a mobile mood sharing application".
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- 8 abstract "The exploration of mood and emotions in HCI is emerging as an important field of research. Our moods are affected by many different factors and can change multiple times throughout each day. Furthermore, our moods can have significant implications on our social interactions and our willingness to interact with others. We have developed MobiMood, a novel proof-of-concept social mobile application that enables groups of friends to share their moods with each other. In this paper, we present some high level results of an exploratory field study of MobiMood and highlight key implications in the design of future social mobile interfaces.".
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- 8 title "Designing social mobile interfaces: experiences with MobiMood, a mobile mood sharing application".
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- 2 label "Not Just Bigger: Towards Better-Quality Web Corpora".
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