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Mi proyecto fin de carrera es sobre inteligencia colectiva, concretamente un motor de recomendación social para una comunidad online, todo en Ruby y Rails por supuesto :D Ya tengo bastantes datos con los que jugar y hacer algunas visualizaciones, así que aqui va una de las primeros intentos de visualizar las semejanzas entre usuarios con Pajek!
Just Pinned to architectural visualization: Josep Ferrando + Marc Nadal + David Recio | Europan 11. Cerdanyola del Vallès. 1r Premio | HIC Arquitectura ift.tt/2jPqBA5
This is a visualization of digg.com stories (white circles) as they're dugg by users (the yellow dots). The larger the circles are, the more diggs they got, the larger the dots are, the more diggs they gave.
This is one of the visualizations produced for the Patterns of Play project, in which Alicia Dudek and I investigated the online fighting RPG Plant Wars. Plant Wars was developed by Jon Evans of Artful Dodger Software, who was kind enough to open his system logs to allow us to visualize player patterns for interviews. Once the players had told us the stories about the patterns in their data, we annotated the visualizations with those stories. This is one of the visualizations made prior to annotation; it is one of the visualizations that a participant would see in an interview. In this case, the visualization is showing a player's training patterns.
This is a split of a search in Search Me. The bottom is a traditional text-based search with the top being visual.
A geographic mapping of anonymous worker locations and IP addresses of content mined by mTurk workers that will be used later in the video mashup.
California Center for the Arts, Escondido.
This image is a hand-drawn data visualization created by Jeff Shaffer for the Dear Data Two project. The project was a collaboration between data visualizers Jeff Shaffer and Andy Kriebel, inspired by the original Dear Data book by Giorgia Lupi and Stefanie Posavec.
Visualize the Bible image from www.newscientist.com/gallery/dn14805-science-visualised/5 used on my blog at maxsons.org
final product, even thought I forgot to work with the contrast in the second photo overlay. fizzling fireboxes.