ABSTRACT
In this paper, we introduce SocioPedia, which is a real-time automatic system for efficiently visualizing and analyzing the variations, characteristics, and evolutions of social knowledge following the change of time. SocioPedia has been developed to provide a full knowledge graph life cycle and combined the temporal information into each processed knowledge. To benefit different classes of users, SocioPedia provides a user-friendly and intuitive environment with different visualization types including static knowledge visualization, timeline knowledge visualization, timeline characteristic visualization, and dynamic timeline visualization.
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- SocioPedia: Visualizing Social Knowledge over Time
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