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This is from a Uni project for my Data Visualization class. https://joerogan.faith/ https://joerogan.faith/ http://lexfridman.faith/ http://lexfridman.faith/
by kierangill 6y ago
This is from a Uni project for my Data Visualization class.
https://joerogan.faith/ https://joerogan.faith/
http://lexfridman.faith/ http://lexfridman.faith/
There are really only tools available to search through shallow features from podcasts, like episode title or description. I wanted to solve the following objectives with my visualization techniques:
- Topics Over Time: How does the term frequency of a topic change over time? https://i.imgur.com/f0BX7mx.png https://i.imgur.com/f0BX7mx.png
- Screen Time: How much speaking/screen time does each participant take up during a podcast? https://imgur.com/a/P76ewPh https://imgur.com/a/P76ewPh
- If I like episode X, what other episodes are similar in content?
Looking for feedback and suggestions, thanks!
- jobigoud 6y agoPodcasts are excellent for language learning. One tool that would be very useful is a "grading" tool. Something to evaluate the level/complexity of the language used, the clarity of speech, the speed of elocution.