Data Visualization
Visualization can be defined as the graphical representation
of information, aimed at providing the viewer with a qualitative understanding
of the contents of the information. This may be data, processes, relations, or
concepts. Graphical presentation may entail manipulation of graphical entities
(points, lines, shapes, images, text) and attributes (color, size, position,
shape). Understanding may involve detection, measurement, and comparison, and
is enhanced via interactive techniques and provision of the information from
multiple views and with multiple techniques.
Wolfram Alpha tool
Wolfram
Alpha’s Facebook report delves into your profile and breaks
down all of your activity into easy to digest graphs. It’s surprisingly
comprehensive so data like times of interaction, word maps, relationship status
and network structure is all visualized for your convenience. This is
mostly for fun since it’s only your personal account that’s visualized, but if
Face book is your main source of interaction (with subscribers, friends, etc.),
you will have a lot of information to help you improve.
Wolfram Alpha’s Facebook Analytics Tool
Who’s your oldest friend on Facebook? What’s the most popular
photo you've ever posted? When are you most likely to be found
updating your status?
I actually know the answers to those questions—and a lot of other arcane facts about my life in social-space, thanks to a new feature on Wolfram Alpha. That’s the ultra-geeky search engine that specializes in providing factual responses to questions rather than directing you to relevant web pages.
I actually know the answers to those questions—and a lot of other arcane facts about my life in social-space, thanks to a new feature on Wolfram Alpha. That’s the ultra-geeky search engine that specializes in providing factual responses to questions rather than directing you to relevant web pages.
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