#hcil PairFinder: Identifying and Measuring Temporal Associations from Temporal Event Sequences (Hsueh-Chien Cheng)

  • also uses temporal events; looks for temporal associations, considering both order and relative time difference
  • across many records, align by one focal event, as in EventFlow; aggregate into a single timeline; summarize in a histogram on the timeline
  • to compare across event pairs, there are many histogram combinations; need to organize the most interesting/relevant histogram comparisons
  • used graduate student dataset as example set, e.g. compare when defense occurred relative to proposals; no defenses before proposal
  • designed multiple measures of interestingness, e.g. which events occurred most often after focal event; other examples, periodic occurrences
  • work is still in early stages; looking for other data sets to analyze
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