Designing A Thesaurus-Based Comparison Search Interface For Linked Cultural Heritage Sources. Amin, A. K., Hildebrand, M., van Ossenbruggen, J. R., & Hardman, L. In Proceedings of the international conference on Intelligent user interfaces 2010 (14), pages 249 - 258, February, 2010. ACM.
Paper abstract bibtex Comparison search is an information seeking task where a user examines individual items or sets of items for similarities and differences. While this is a known information need among experts and knowledge workers, appropriate tools are not available. In this paper, we discuss comparison search in the cultural heritage domain, a domain characterized by large, rich and heterogeneous data sets, where different organizations deploy different schemata and terminologies to describe their artifacts. This diversity makes meaningful comparison difficult. We developed a thesaurus-based comparison search application called LISA, a tool that allows a user to search, select and compare sets of artifacts. Different visualizations allow users to use different comparison strategies to cope with the underlying heterogeneous data and the complexity of the search tasks. We conducted two user studies. A preliminary study identifies the problems experts face while performing comparison search tasks. A second user study examines the effectiveness of LISA in helping to solve comparison search tasks. The main contribution of this paper is to establish design guidelines for the data and interface of a comparison search application. Moreover, we offer insights into when thesauri and metadata are appropriate for use in such applications.
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abstract = {Comparison search is an information seeking task where a user examines individual items or sets of items
for similarities and differences. While this is a known information need among experts and knowledge workers, appropriate
tools are not available. In this paper, we discuss comparison search in the cultural heritage domain, a domain characterized
by large, rich and heterogeneous data sets, where different organizations deploy different schemata and terminologies to
describe their artifacts. This diversity makes meaningful comparison difficult. We developed a thesaurus-based comparison
search application called LISA, a tool that allows a user to search, select and compare sets of artifacts. Different visualizations
allow users to use different comparison strategies to cope with the underlying heterogeneous data and the complexity of
the search tasks. We conducted two user studies. A preliminary study identifies the problems experts face while performing
comparison search tasks. A second user study examines the effectiveness of LISA in helping to solve comparison search tasks.
The main contribution of this paper is to establish design guidelines for the data and interface of a comparison search
application. Moreover, we offer insights into when thesauri and metadata are appropriate for use in such applications.},
url = {http://oai.cwi.nl/oai/asset/15288/15288D.pdf},
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