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Cultural Analytics of Large Datasets from Flickr

Authors

Daniela Ushizima,Lev Manovich,Todd Margolis,Jeremy Douglas

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory,University of California, San Diego,University of California, San Diego,Ashford University


Proceedings:

Proceedings of the International AAAI Conference on Web and Social Media, 6

Volume

Issue:

Vol. 6 No. 4 (2012): ICWSM Workshop Technical Report WS-12-03 (Social Media Visualization)

Track:

Social Media Visualization

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Abstract:

Deluge became a metaphor to describe the amount of information to which we are subjected, and very often we feel we are drowning while our access to information is rising. Devising mechanisms for exploring massive image sets according to perceptual attributes is still a challenge, even more when dealing with user-generated social media content. Such images tend to be heterogenous, and using metadata-only can be misleading. This paper describes a set of tools designed to analyze large sets of user-created art related images using image features describing color, texture, composition and orientation. The proposed pipeline permits to discriminate Flickr groups in terms of feature vectors and clustering parameters. The algorithms are general enough to be applied to other domains in which the main question is about the variability of the images.

DOI:

10.1609/icwsm.v6i4.14360


ICWSM

Vol. 6 No. 4 (2012): ICWSM Workshop Technical Report WS-12-03 (Social Media Visualization)