Context Enabled Query and Minimalist Metadata Visualization: A Context Bound Approach for User and Content
Fausto Giunchiglia, Khandaker Tabin Hasan, Rezwan Ahmed, Sheikh Shaugat Abdullah · International Journal of Computer Applications · 2013
The principle of this study is to minimize and categorize the large scale metadata to hasten an entity search in a wellorganized way.The objective is to addresses the fundamental issues of minimalist metadata visualization that make an entity identifiable by human assessment.It is very important to understand the dependency between an entity and the context of use of that entity to find the minimalist metadata visualization i.e., who is asking for what/whom at when and where.Hence, the study seeks to distinguish the need for requisite types, amount and order of metadata in different context.A survey result and user study on popular video sharing website is presented revealing interesting facts based on the common understanding and practice of metadata visualization.The results of our study will help to recognize the importance of the minimal attribute set to identify an entity.Finally, base on our findings, we proposed a solution which we believe can hasten any sort of entity search in an efficient way. 1