Visualisation

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visualisation is included as keyword or extra keyword in 0 datasets, 20 tools and 14 publications.

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Tools

Tool	Operating System(s)	Language(s)	Programming language(s)	License	Description	Image
Chromograms
HistoryFlow	Windows	English			HistoryFlow is a tool for visualizing dynamic, evolving documents and the interactions of multiple collaborating authors. In its current implementation, history flow is being used to visualize the evolutionary history of wiki pages on Wikipedia.
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StatMediaWiki	GNU/Linux	English	Python	GPLv3	StatMediaWiki is a project that aims to create a tool to collect and aggregate information available in a MediaWiki installation. Results are static HTML pages including tables and graphics that can help to analyze the wiki status and development, or a CSV file for custom processing.
Wiki Category Matrix Visualization	Cross-platform	English	Java	Educational Community License	Wiki Category Matrix Visualization is a tool that generates a visual representation of data sizes across topics of a multi-level category hierarchy in matrix form. It provides a "big picture" overview of topics in terms of categorization.
Wiki Explorator			Ruby		Wiki Explorator is a ruby library for scientific research on wikis (and other CMS, focus: MediaWiki) for interactive exploration, statistics and visualization of (network) data.
Wiki Trip			Python PHP		Wiki Trip allows to have a trip in the process of creation of any Wikipedia page from any language edition of Wikipedia. WikiTrip is an interactive web tool empowering its users by providing an insightful visualization of two kinds of information about the Wikipedians who edited the selected page: their location in the world and their gender.
WikiEvidens	Cross-platform	English	Python	GPLv3	WikiEvidens is a visualization and statistical tool for wikis.
WikiNavMap					WikiNavMap visualises the tickets, wiki pages and milestones in the Trac environment.
WikiTracer		English			WikiTracer is a web service providing platform-independent analytics and comparative growth statistics for wikis.
WikiVis (FH-KL)			Java	GPL	WikiVis (FH-KL) WikiVis is a tool to analyze Wikipedia based on several aspects. The main objective is to visualize the conclusions of this examination, which focuses on the editing frequency and relevance of articles and categories as well as the activity of users.
WikiVis (UM)	Cross-platform	English	Java	Educational Community License Version 2.0	WikiVis (UM) provides an interactive visualization of the Wikipedia information space, primarily as a means of navigating the category hierarchy as well as the article network. The project is implemented in Java, utilizing the Java 3D package.
Wikimedia Statistics
Wikimedia counter	Cross-platform	Multilingual	Python PHP	GPL	Wikimedia counter is a near real-time edit counter for all Wikimedia projects.
Wikipedia Recent Changes Map	Web	English	JavaScript		Wikipedia Recent Changes Map is a web tool that displays a world map showing anonymous edits to Wikipedia, geolocated by IP.
WikipediaVision	Web	English			WikipediaVision is a web-based tool that shows anonymous edits to Wikipedia (almost) in real-time.
Wikistream		English			Wikistream is a web that shows the stream of changes in Wikimedia projects, in real-time.
Wikiswarm	Cross-platform	English	Java		Wikiswarm generates code_swarm event logs from the Wikipedia API.
Wikitweets					Wikitweets is a visualization of how Wikipedia is cited on Twitter.
Wmcharts					wmcharts are a set of graphs about Wikimedia projects.

Publications

Title	Author(s)	Published in	Language	DateThis property is a special property in this wiki.	Abstract	R	C
Art History on Wikipedia, a Macroscopic Observation	Doron Goldfarb Max Arends Josef Froschauer Dieter Merkl	ArXiv	English	20 April 2013	How are articles about art historical actors interlinked within Wikipedia? Lead by this question, we seek an overview on the link structure of a domain specific subset of Wikipedia articles. We use an established domain-specific person name authority, the Getty Union List of Artist Names (ULAN), in order to externally identify relevant actors. Besides containing consistent biographical person data, this database also provides associative relationships between its person records, serving as a reference link structure for comparison. As a first step, we use mappings between the ULAN and English Dbpedia provided by the Virtual Internet Authority File (VIAF). This way, we are able to identify 18,002 relevant person articles. Examining the link structure between these resources reveals interesting insight about the high level structure of art historical knowledge as it is represented on Wikipedia.	0	1
Learning-Oriented Assessment of Wiki Contributions: How to Assess Wiki Contributions in a Higher Education Learning Setting	Emilio J. Rodríguez-Posada Juan Manuel Dodero-Beardo Manuel Palomo-Duarte Inmaculada Medina-Bulo	International Conference on Computer Supported Education	English	2011	Computer-Supported Collaborative Learning based on wikis offers new ways of collaboration and encourages participation. When the number of contributions from students increases, traditional assessment procedures of e-learning settings suffer from scalability problems. In a wiki-based learning experience, some automatic tools are required to support the assessment of such great amounts of data. We have studied readily available analysis tools for the MediaWiki platform, that have complementary input, work modes and output. We comment our experience in two Higher Education courses, one using HistoryFlow and another using StatMediaWiki, and discuss the advantages and drawbacks of each system.	0	0
VisualWikiCurator: a corporate Wiki plugin	Nicholas Kong Gregorio Convertino Benjamin Hanrahan Ed Chi	CHI EA	English	2011		0	0
ThinkFree: using a visual Wiki for IT knowledge management in a tertiary institution	Christian Hirsch John Hosking John Grundy Tim Chaffe	WikiSym	English	2010		0	0
VikiBuilder: end-user specification and generation of visual wikis	Christian Hirsch John Hosking John Grundy	ASE	English	2010		0	0
FolksoViz: A Semantic Relation-Based Folksonomy Visualization Using the Wikipedia Corpus	Kangpyo Lee Hyunwoo Kim Hyopil Shin Hyoung-Joo Kim	SNPD	English	2009		0	0
Harnessing the Information Ecosystem with Wiki-based Visualization Dashboards	Matthew McKeon	IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics	English	2009		0	0
Rv you're dumb: identifying discarded work in Wiki article history	Michael D. Ekstrand John T. Riedl	WikiSym	English	2009		0	1
Visualizing Intellectual Connections among Philosophers Using the Hyperlink & Semantic Data from Wikipedia	Sofia J. Athenikos Xia Lin	WikiSym	English	2009		0	0
What's in Wikipedia?: mapping topics and conflict using socially annotated category structure	Aniket Kittur Ed H. Chi Bongwon Suh	CHI	English	2009		0	1
Folksoviz: a subsumption-based folksonomy visualization using wikipedia texts	Kangpyo Lee Hyunwoo Kim Chungsu Jang Hyoung-Joo Kim	World Wide Web	English	2008		0	0
Visualizing Activity on Wikipedia with Chromograms	Martin Wattenberg Fernanda B. Viégas Katherine Hollenbach		English	2007	To investigate how participants in peer production systems allocate their time, we examine editing activity on Wikipedia, the well-known online encyclopedia. To analyze the huge edit histories of the site’s administrators we introduce a visualization technique, the chromogram, that can display very long textual sequences through a simple color coding scheme. Using chromograms we describe a set of characteristic editing patterns. In addition to confirming known patterns, such reacting to vandalism events, we identify a distinct class of organized systematic activities. We discuss how both reactive and systematic strategies shed light on self-allocation of effort in Wikipedia, and how they may pertain to other peer-production systems.	0	0
Graphingwiki - a Semantic Wiki extension for visualising and inferring protocol dependency	Juhani Eronen Juha Röning	SemWiki	English	2006	This paper introduces the Graphingwiki extension to MoinMoin Wiki. Graphingwiki enables the deepened analysis of the Wiki data by augmenting it with semantic data in a simple, practical and easy-to-use manner. Visualisation tools are used to clarify the resulting body of knowledge so that only the data essential for an usage scenario is displayed. Logic inference rules can be applied to the data to perform automated reasoning based on the data. Perceiving dependencies among network protocols presents an example use case of the framework. The use case was applied in practice in mapping effects of software vulnerabilities on critical infrastructures.	8	0
Studying cooperation and conflict between authors with history flow visualizations	Fernanda B. Viégas Martin Wattenberg Kushal Dave	CHI	English	2004	The Internet has fostered an unconventional and powerful style of collaboration: “wiki” web sites, where every visitor has the power to become an editor. In this paper we investigate the dynamics of Wikipedia, a prominent, thriving wiki. We make three contributions. First, we introduce a new exploratory data analysis tool, the history flow visualization, which is effective in revealing patterns within the wiki context and which we believe will be useful in other collaborative situations as well. Second, we discuss several collaboration patterns highlighted by this visualization tool and corroborate them with statistical analysis. Third, we discuss the implications of these patterns for the design and governance of online collaborative social spaces. We focus on the relevance of authorship, the value of community surveillance in ameliorating antisocial behavior, and how authors with competing perspectives negotiate their differences.	3	17

See also: List of visualization tools.