Network visualization techniques for story charting
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| author | Aparicio, Joao T. Karatsoli, Andreas Costa, Carlos J. |
| author_facet | Aparicio, Joao T. Karatsoli, Andreas Costa, Carlos J. |
| contents | Visualization techniques have been widely used to analyze various data types, including text. This paper proposes an approach to analyze a controversial text in Portuguese by applying graph visualization techniques. Specifically, we use a story charting technique that transforms the text into a graph. Each node represents a character or main entities, and each edge represents the interactions between characters. We also present several visualization techniques to gain insights into the story's structure, relationships between the characters, the most important events, and how some key terms are used throughout the book. By using this approach, we can effectively reveal complex patterns and relationships that may not be easily discernible from reading the text. Finally, we discuss the potential applications of our technique in Literary Studies and other fields. |
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| institution | arXiv |
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| spellingShingle | Network visualization techniques for story charting Aparicio, Joao T. Karatsoli, Andreas Costa, Carlos J. Computers and Society Digital Libraries Human-Computer Interaction Visualization techniques have been widely used to analyze various data types, including text. This paper proposes an approach to analyze a controversial text in Portuguese by applying graph visualization techniques. Specifically, we use a story charting technique that transforms the text into a graph. Each node represents a character or main entities, and each edge represents the interactions between characters. We also present several visualization techniques to gain insights into the story's structure, relationships between the characters, the most important events, and how some key terms are used throughout the book. By using this approach, we can effectively reveal complex patterns and relationships that may not be easily discernible from reading the text. Finally, we discuss the potential applications of our technique in Literary Studies and other fields. |
| title | Network visualization techniques for story charting |
| topic | Computers and Society Digital Libraries Human-Computer Interaction |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2406.14734 |