GraphTide: Augmenting Knowledge-Intensive Text with Progressive Nested Graph
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| author | Qian, Xin Deng, Dazhen He, Zhaoping Wang, Xingbo He, Yuchen Wu, Yingcai |
| author_facet | Qian, Xin Deng, Dazhen He, Zhaoping Wang, Xingbo He, Yuchen Wu, Yingcai |
| contents | Knowledge-intensive text usually contains fruitful entities and complex relationships, such as academic articles and scientific exposition. Reading and comprehending such texts often demands considerable time and mental effort to track the relationships between entities. To reduce the burden, we present GraphTide, a visualization technique that progressively constructs nested entity-relationship graphs with animation to support the understanding of complex text. Our method features an on-demand entity-relationship decomposition pipeline that constructs nested graphs to represent intra- and inter-sentence relationships. Moreover, we propose a structure-aware force-directed layout optimization algorithm to enhance structural clarity. Sentences and their associated entities are incrementally revealed through animated transitions, helping users maintain context as the narrative unfolds. A user study shows that GraphTide significantly improves users' comprehension of knowledge-intensive texts compared to traditional graph-based techniques and static nested graph representations. |
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| spellingShingle | GraphTide: Augmenting Knowledge-Intensive Text with Progressive Nested Graph Qian, Xin Deng, Dazhen He, Zhaoping Wang, Xingbo He, Yuchen Wu, Yingcai Human-Computer Interaction Knowledge-intensive text usually contains fruitful entities and complex relationships, such as academic articles and scientific exposition. Reading and comprehending such texts often demands considerable time and mental effort to track the relationships between entities. To reduce the burden, we present GraphTide, a visualization technique that progressively constructs nested entity-relationship graphs with animation to support the understanding of complex text. Our method features an on-demand entity-relationship decomposition pipeline that constructs nested graphs to represent intra- and inter-sentence relationships. Moreover, we propose a structure-aware force-directed layout optimization algorithm to enhance structural clarity. Sentences and their associated entities are incrementally revealed through animated transitions, helping users maintain context as the narrative unfolds. A user study shows that GraphTide significantly improves users' comprehension of knowledge-intensive texts compared to traditional graph-based techniques and static nested graph representations. |
| title | GraphTide: Augmenting Knowledge-Intensive Text with Progressive Nested Graph |
| topic | Human-Computer Interaction |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.12624 |