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| I am a graduate student (PhD) at the University of Washington (and can be reached at eytanadar-at-yahoo-dot-com). I work on temporal-informatics which is study of the change of information—and our consumption of it—over time. This is primarily at Internet scales and it gives me an excuse to work on lots of different things I like... text mining, visualizations, social network analysis, etc. I am funded by a NSF Fellowship, an ARCS Fellowship, and am a PI on an Accelerating Search Award from Microsoft. I was previously a researcher at HP Labs' Information Dynamics Group and at Xerox PARC. Some demos/videos of other recent work for you to try: |
Recent Publications (2007/2008) |
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» "Zoetrope: Interacting with the Ephemeral Web" Eytan Adar, Mira Dontcheva, James Fogarty, Daniel S. Weld, to appear at UIST'08. » "Intelligence in Wikipedia" » "Large Scale Analysis of Web Revisitation Patterns" » "Managing Uncertainty in Social Networks" » "Information Re-Retrieval: Repeat Queries in Yahoo's Logs" » "User 4XXXXX9: Anonymizing Query Logs" » "Why We Search: Visualizing and Predicting User Behavior" » "SoftGUESS: Visualization and Exploration of Code Clones in Context" |
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» Sara Dubowsky Adar
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