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– Which are the popular web pages?
– Are there some labs more popular than others?
– Which areas are getting more popular? less popular?
– Are new pages more popular that old pages?
– Which old page are popular?
– What proportion of the pages are never used? seldom used?
The file system specific tasks that I could not answer with TJ1-contest
are attribute based. Again, since TJ1-contest does not handle node attributes, other than a name, these tasks are not possible with our application.
∗ I can not comment on file usage since attributes, which include file
usage, are not handled in TJ1-contest.
A.5
Contest conclusions
Although TJ1-contest was not able to perform all tasks suggested by the contest
organizers, I was able to show that the application performed well on tasks that it
was designed to solve. TJ1-contest was judged to be the best entry overall at InfoVis
2003 and the entry itself was an excellent motivation to produce many forms of
publicity such as: a descriptive video, a web-page, an introductory paper, a poster
and a presentation. This contest motivated many interesting additions to TJ1, such
as incremental search and a more advanced user interface, which made TJ1-contest
a much more powerful tool. Some of the tasks that we did not solve directly were
solvable with workarounds such as marking groups to return to later instead of undo
functionality. The large contest datasets were too large to load completely and still
be interactive for comparisons, but modifications since then have produced much
more scalable versions of TreeJuxtaposer, such as TJ2, presented in Chapter 3.
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