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Exploring Family Trees (Beta D3 Viz)(googledrive.com)
1 points by bflbfl 13y ago|0 comments
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Experimenting with the (free) Google translation gadget on a dynamic site(nowherenearithaca.com)
1 points by bflbfl 13y ago|0 comments
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Wrapping World Births/Deaths Simulation Viz in Chrome Packaged App
1 points by bflbfl 13y ago|0 comments
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by bflbfl 13y ago
very cool!
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by bflbfl 13y ago
@phorese - thanks for the suggestions - great color info For those who might be interested, I have updated things so that * colors are a little brighter (not right yet, but maybe better for now) * the list is always prepended to, not append
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by bflbfl 13y ago
@edem It's also at these two places https://googledrive.com/host/0B_n1OLMaOursX2hsRUhZNElwZmc/ https://googledrive.com/host/0B4G_4-zdiD1gU2NoX285dmxpTXM/
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by bflbfl 13y ago
FYI - I saw some weird googlesite errors that might be related to the (moderate) load it's getting at the moment. The visualization is also on this googledrive site https://googledrive.com/host/0B_n1OLMaOursX2hsRUh
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by bflbfl 13y ago
@femto - that's a good point. That occurred to me, but for the moment I decided to stick with the red/green that was already used for the previous visualization. Well sort of, as I actually use d3.rgb.darker on the actual colors
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by bflbfl 13y ago
@ahassan - good catch. The geometry data file had them together I guess and I need to go through and split that up. @arscan - that is really cool. I'd say go for making your own. There were already world meters out there before I de
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by bflbfl 13y ago
A few initial notes on this are here: http://www.nowherenearithaca.com/2013/10/visualization-of-wo...
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Visualizing World Birth and Death Rates(googledrive.com)
52 points by bflbfl 13y ago|19 comments
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One view on cost of the current shutdown (Box2D web viz)(googledrive.com)
2 points by bflbfl 13y ago|0 comments
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Musings on the Motivations for Map Reduce - Update with Jeff Dean's Perspective(nowherenearithaca.com)
1 points by bflbfl 13y ago|0 comments
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Interactive Viz for Exploring Co-occurrence Matrices and Recommenders(googledrive.com)
2 points by bflbfl 13y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Bayesian Bandit Explorer(googledrive.com)
1 points by bflbfl 13y ago|0 comments
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Work-in-Progress: Explore LogLikelihood-Scored Bigrams Online(googledrive.com)
1 points by bflbfl 13y ago|0 comments
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The Motivation for Map Reduce(nowherenearithaca.com)
1 points by bflbfl 13y ago|0 comments
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Exploring Parameters for SVG Markers (a d3 interactive viz)(googledrive.com)
1 points by bflbfl 13y ago|0 comments
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by bflbfl 13y ago
Thanks for the google ref - seems to definitely say it's valid in some cases (e.g., when you expect them to generally stay on the page they come to).
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Hitting the Powerball - A (simple) Interactive Simulation (work-in-progress)(googledrive.com)
2 points by bflbfl 13y ago|0 comments
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by bflbfl 13y ago
awesome
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by bflbfl 13y ago
Didn't remember who he was until I saw the "Inventing on Principle" cover slide - that talk and what he was doing in it blew my mind. It just felt like some kind of breakthrough about how to think about and do things with tools that now ma
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by bflbfl 13y ago
For those who may come across this, I have added some extra stuff to let you watch how the power method converges (or doesn't converge) to the PageRank vector. Just click the "Explore Convergence" button over there where the PageRank vecto
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by bflbfl 13y ago
Very very cool! Those Picasso minimalist sketches have intrigued me as well.
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by bflbfl 13y ago
Hi Mike thanks for taking a look at that. Linear algebra/eigenvector/eigenvalue stuff is useful and usually fairly (re-)approachable. I am a student of interesting things :)
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by bflbfl 13y ago
thx - think I fixed that the other day.
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by bflbfl 13y ago
Thanks Mike. I've been playing with small networks as well (partly to confirm things working correctly) - wrote up a few notes on one little one with slightly counter-intuitive behavior - http://www.nowherenearithaca.com/2013/05/google-p
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by bflbfl 13y ago
Hey wfunction I believe we know exactly what the matrix is, based on the hyperlink structure itself. It's updated and displayed on the vis here based on that, too. btw, David Austin's article on PageRank is highly recommended : http://www
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by bflbfl 13y ago
Hey Mike - can you give me some details on the examples you're playing with? If I get around to it, I was going to see about including some canned examples to maybe show/disprove how things like that work (at least with this version partic
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Exploration of the Google PageRank Algorithm(googledrive.com)
115 points by bflbfl 13y ago|25 comments

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