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Why we search: visualizing and predicting user behavior Export

In WWW '07: Proceedings of the 16th international conference on World Wide Web (2007), pp. 161-170.

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Time series analysis of query logs. 'Explorer' tool.

Comparing curves for different queries. Map inflection points of one curve into the other, to summarize the differences.

Radar: graphical representation of the differences into a 2D space.

Classes of temporal correlation:

1.- Search tends to increase after blogging activity. 2.- Bloggers don't talk about anticipated events. 3.- There is a certain amount of news until the news becomes really big (e.g.: Enron trial). 4.- Simultaneously (don't know)


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