http://blog.emoto2012.org Tue, 25 Sep 2012 11:30:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.1 http://blog.emoto2012.org/data-sculpture-at-we-play-expo/#comment-426 The Creators Project: Interactive Sculpture Visualizes Olympic Twitter Sentiment - PSFK Tue, 25 Sep 2012 11:30:57 +0000 http://blog.emoto2012.org/?page_id=118#comment-426 [...] of the closing ceremony wore off, they went on to transform the data they amassed they into a 9.5 meter long physical data sculpture and interactive installation, which recently debuted at the We Play Expo.The installation is composed of 17 CNC-milled [...] [...] of the closing ceremony wore off, they went on to transform the data they amassed they into a 9.5 meter long physical data sculpture and interactive installation, which recently debuted at the We Play Expo.The installation is composed of 17 CNC-milled [...]

]]> http://blog.emoto2012.org/data-sculpture-at-we-play-expo/#comment-422 Emoto digital instalation | AMBIDEXTER Sun, 23 Sep 2012 06:16:48 +0000 http://blog.emoto2012.org/?page_id=118#comment-422 [...] воображение инсталляция, показывающая эмоциональный отклик на события, [...] [...] воображение инсталляция, показывающая эмоциональный отклик на события, [...]

]]> http://blog.emoto2012.org/data-sculpture-at-we-play-expo/#comment-408 Well-formed data » emoto data sculpture Thu, 20 Sep 2012 15:31:20 +0000 http://blog.emoto2012.org/?page_id=118#comment-408 [...] crowning piece of the project, and a conceptual counterpoint to the ephemeral web activities, our data sculpture preserved the more than 12 million tweets we collected in physical form. We had 17 plates [...] [...] crowning piece of the project, and a conceptual counterpoint to the ephemeral web activities, our data sculpture preserved the more than 12 million tweets we collected in physical form. We had 17 plates [...]

]]> http://blog.emoto2012.org/data-sculpture-at-we-play-expo/#comment-331 After the Olympics: The Big Picture | emoto Blog Mon, 03 Sep 2012 13:48:26 +0000 http://blog.emoto2012.org/?page_id=118#comment-331 [...] — the team is busy putting the finishing touches on the last piece of the emoto project: The data sculpture installation in Preston. We will show 17  CNC-milled plates —one for each day of the games— and together with overlay [...] [...] — the team is busy putting the finishing touches on the last piece of the emoto project: The data sculpture installation in Preston. We will show 17  CNC-milled plates —one for each day of the games— and together with overlay [...]

]]> http://blog.emoto2012.org/team-gb/#comment-305 This New Tool Could Be the Future of Measuring Sentiment on Social Media | saham.ws Tue, 28 Aug 2012 08:46:56 +0000 http://blog.emoto2012.org/?p=361#comment-305 [...] then illustrates the emotion in a tweet stream using a visual design to show the ebb and flow of emotion over time. The intensity of feeling of a tweet stream is represented by varying colors. Thicker lines and [...] [...] then illustrates the emotion in a tweet stream using a visual design to show the ebb and flow of emotion over time. The intensity of feeling of a tweet stream is represented by varying colors. Thicker lines and [...]

]]> http://blog.emoto2012.org/team-gb/#comment-225 This New Tool Could Be the Future of Measuring Sentiment on Social Media « 2012 American Semester Program on New Media Wed, 15 Aug 2012 20:53:26 +0000 http://blog.emoto2012.org/?p=361#comment-225 [...] then illustrates the emotion in a tweet stream using a visual design to show the ebb and flow of emotion over time. The intensity of feeling of a tweet stream is represented by varying colors. Thicker lines and [...] [...] then illustrates the emotion in a tweet stream using a visual design to show the ebb and flow of emotion over time. The intensity of feeling of a tweet stream is represented by varying colors. Thicker lines and [...]

]]> http://blog.emoto2012.org/data-sculpture-at-we-play-expo/#comment-223 Well-formed data » Images as datastore Wed, 15 Aug 2012 15:27:32 +0000 http://blog.emoto2012.org/?page_id=118#comment-223 [...] se, but the trick here is that we use this as an elevation map for the 3D models we produce for the data sculpture. So the images are only a “messenger” between two processing steps — data analysis and the 3D [...] [...] se, but the trick here is that we use this as an elevation map for the 3D models we produce for the data sculpture. So the images are only a “messenger” between two processing steps — data analysis and the 3D [...]

]]> http://blog.emoto2012.org/team-gb/#comment-143 #london2012 day 5: feeling positive » Danegeld Sat, 11 Aug 2012 07:33:30 +0000 http://blog.emoto2012.org/?p=361#comment-143 [...] Emoto - tracks Twitter for themes related to the Games, analysing the messages for ‘emotional expressions’ and visualising the topics and tone of the conversation – find out more | New Scientist write-up Updates: Key stories from week 1 | The emotional journey of Team GB [...] [...] Emoto - tracks Twitter for themes related to the Games, analysing the messages for ‘emotional expressions’ and visualising the topics and tone of the conversation – find out more | New Scientist write-up Updates: Key stories from week 1 | The emotional journey of Team GB [...]

]]> http://blog.emoto2012.org/team-gb/#comment-133 This New Tool Could Be the Future of Measuring Sentiment on Social Media - Businesses United Fri, 10 Aug 2012 13:44:06 +0000 http://blog.emoto2012.org/?p=361#comment-133 [...] then illustrates the emotion in a tweet stream using a visual design to show the ebb and flow of emotion over time. The intensity of feeling of a tweet stream is represented by varying colors. Thicker lines and [...] [...] then illustrates the emotion in a tweet stream using a visual design to show the ebb and flow of emotion over time. The intensity of feeling of a tweet stream is represented by varying colors. Thicker lines and [...]

]]> http://blog.emoto2012.org/project-overview/#comment-104 emoto Wed, 08 Aug 2012 15:57:24 +0000 http://blog.emoto2012.org/?page_id=112#comment-104 Thanks for your comment! Our spam system caught the message so sorry for the late publishing. We use the <a href="http://www.lexalytics.com" rel="nofollow">lexalytics</a> salience engine for analysing the sentiments. As any automated language analysis system, it is based on heuristics that sometimes fail. After all, machines lack "real" intelligence and all the background knowlaedge needed to understand the fine nuances of language. But, speaking from experience, also with other comparable systems - I can say that we are - apart from the occasional, unavoidable glitch - very happy with the results. Hope that answers your question? Thanks for your comment! Our spam system caught the message so sorry for the late publishing. We use the lexalytics salience engine for analysing the sentiments. As any automated language analysis system, it is based on heuristics that sometimes fail. After all, machines lack “real” intelligence and all the background knowlaedge needed to understand the fine nuances of language. But, speaking from experience, also with other comparable systems – I can say that we are – apart from the occasional, unavoidable glitch – very happy with the results. Hope that answers your question?

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