A natural language visualization of the Allen Ginsberg poem, “Howl”.
From the category archives:
Natural Language
A visualization showing character interactions over time. Lord of the Rings, Star Wars, Jurassic Park, 12 Angry Men, and Primer are shown.
Book of Odds is a website that provides a visual browser for navigating a database of statistical statements.
A summary of six excellent posts that appeared over at Information Aesthetics in the last few weeks. Subjects include: They Might Be Giants Infovideo, Local Open Government Budget Data, evolution of Darwin’s Origin of Species text, water conservation, Apps for America 2 contestants, and crime visualization.
Piero Zagami created a data visualization for the unstructured text of the United Nations Security Council Resolutions (UNSC/R). The technique uses radial graphs and color coding. This article includes some images of the project and links to resources where more information is available.
The Visual Dictionary is a collection of photographs of single words photographed from signage, advertising, graffiti, packaging, menus, and any other real world place.
I’m a fan of Open Source technology as well as interesting visualizations… so when I came across this experiment in information visualization on the creation of Open Source applications, I was intrigued.
Found on notcot.com, On The Map is a cool project by Stefanie Posavec that maps the rhythm and flow of literary works into some stunning visual posters.
I found this interesting word tree on Data Mining: Text Mining, Visualization and Social Media The author comments: However, let’s consider the utility here.
