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Netflix Prize Movie Similarity Visualization
- jimmybot 17y agoCool. Needs a Google Maps interface.
- jvdh 17y agoer, how does this data correlate to Maps?
- cracki 17y agoit's presented in 2d, so one would want a decent 2d user interface. the existing one (on that site) works well enough for me though.
- modeless 17y agoHow about a Seadragon interface? http://seadragon.com/view/avv http://seadragon.com/view/avv
- jimmybot 17y agoScrolling actually does what you think it would do. Yeah, that's really nice. I like it a lot. Thanks for the link, hadn't heard about Seadragon before. I was also alluding to the fact that you can't text search the visualization for movies ie "New York, NY" ~ "Better Luck Tomorrow", both points on an image. Maybe easier said than done, but the whole point of the visualization is to give people a better understanding of the information.
- beilabs 17y agoWhy does Lord of the Flies lead to me being recommended Lord of the Flies?
- nobody_nowhere 17y agoThere's a 1960s version and a 1990s version -- probably one node for each
- beilabs 17y agoThat makes much more sense now. Thanks.
- jerryji 17y agoWhy is it a strict 2D tree instead of a 3D mesh?
- queensnake 17y agoProbably just easier to display, it's going to be displayed as 2D anyway. You can be sure that the original space is many, many dimensions.
- huhtenberg 17y agoIt should still be a mesh, not a tree.
- keltex 17y agoI wonder what's the significance of these "hub" movies like "Big Momma's House" and "Passenger 57"?
- jpwagner 17y agoIs color somehow representative of depth?
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- PebblesRox 17y agoThe colors seem backwards to me. Red should signify the more intense connections as it is a bolder, stronger color than yellow.