An Interactive Visualization for Tabbed Browsing Behavior Analysis

Cernea, Daniel; Truderung, Igor; Kerren, Andreas; Ebert, Achim

doi:10.1007/978-3-662-45944-7_5

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“…QueryCrumbs in contrast focuses on exploitation of the user's own history. While WebComets [20] builds on the user's own history and visualizes web-page visits as glyphs, encoding topically coherent pages via the same color, the focus is on parallel browsing and dwell times. Komlodi et al present design guidelines and examples for search history visualization based on a study with librarians [21], [22].…”

Section: B Search Results and History Visualizationmentioning

confidence: 99%

QueryCrumbs for Experts: A Compact Visual Query Support System to Facilitate Insights into Search Engine Internals

Schlötterer¹,

Seifert

2018

2018 22nd International Conference Information Visualisation (IV)

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Search experts use advanced query language and search tactics to formulate their queries. However, the effectiveness of those advanced techniques depends on the search engine internals. We propose QueryCrumbs for Experts, a compact visualization, which facilitates insights to the search engine internals and therefore allows the searcher to determine effective search strategies. Treating the search engine as a black box, QueryCrumbs can be seamlessly integrated into existing search interfaces, guiding the user's exploration and assessment of results. QueryCrumbs for Experts visualize the recent search history alongside with a simple and also a qualitative comparison of the result sets, from which conclusions about the search engine internals can be drawn. The evaluation shows that, by identifying specific patterns in the visualization, expert users can gain valuable insights into search engine internals, empowering them to adapt their search accordingly.

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Section: B Search Results and History Visualizationmentioning

confidence: 99%

QueryCrumbs for Experts: A Compact Visual Query Support System to Facilitate Insights into Search Engine Internals

Schlötterer¹,

Seifert

2018

2018 22nd International Conference Information Visualisation (IV)

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“…However, it has been of greater interest to researchers to find different patterns based on temporal visit trajectories. An efficient examination of browser histories allows one to retrospectively study users' behaviour on the Web (Cernea et al, 2013).…”

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Data-Driven Exploration of Web Browsing Habits: A Visual Analysis with BHVis

Qayoom,

Rehman,

Waqas

et al. 2023

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Browsing history is an eminent tool for internet users to keep track of the daily and specially visited webpages without bookmarking them. Traditional history tools have become insufficient to satisfy their purpose of addressing complex browsing patterns. Graphical interfaces are the critical solutions for these complexities. Therefore, visualising the browsing histories interactively can be helpful in this case. There are many built-in basic visualisation browsing icons for the ease of the users in different browsers, which help the user quickly access the visited pages. But these tools lack in-depth analysis of users' browsing habits. In this study, we propose a novel approach for visualising the browsing history data and browsing habits of the user. We named this system BHVis (Browsing Habits Visualisation), which visualises the user’s web page visits using different visualisation methods and visual representations to make the browsing habits of the users explicable. The main contribution of this system is to enable users to gain insight into their browsing patterns and enable self-analysis and self-improvement. The system is evaluated based on different case studies. The study shows that this system enables users to gain insights into their web usage and monitor their web browsing habits.

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“…Também foi encontrada a utilizac ¸ão de linhas do tempo com m últiplas faixas para visualizar navegac ¸ões concorrentes [Cernea et al 2014] e uma visualizac ¸ão resultante da sobreposic ¸ão de pontos e linhas para observar eventos contínuos (linhas) concomitantes a eventos discretos (pontos) [Ebel et al 2021 Tabela 1. Tipos de gr áficos encontrados na literatura.…”

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“…velocidade de scroll) [Soure et al 2022]. Também é possível explorar a trajetória de navegac ¸ão do usuário pelas telas de um software [Ebel et al 2021] ou por páginas web [Cernea et al 2014]. Os dados de navegac ¸ão podem ser associados a dados de rastreamento ocular, como: campo de visão [Ebel et al 2021]; pontos de fixac ¸ão [Da Silva Franco et al 2019]; tempo e frequência de fixac ¸ão [Göbel et al 2019, Móro et al 2014; tipo de movimentac ¸ão ocular [Goodwin et al 2022]; e trajetória do olhar combinada à intensidade, cor e orientac ¸ão das regiões de fixac ¸ão [Yoo et al 2021].…”

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