Faceted Metadata for Information Architecture and Search信息架构与搜索的面元数据.pptVIP

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Example: get an answer Trend: More Natural Queries Blend two ideas: “sloppy commands” predictions based on user behavior data This is subtly and steadily increasing in sophistication across many interfaces Sloppy Commands Like command languages, but the user has a lot of flexibility in expression so memorization is not required “time graz” “what time is it in graz” “graz time now” Sloppy Commands + Visual Feedback Can include rich visual feedback Quicksilver in Apple Inky by Miller et al. Sloppy Commands + Rich Data Combine Mozilla’s Ubiquity and Freebase to make a flexible predictive query engine By spencerwaterbed: Sloppy Commands + Rich Data Sloppy Commands + Rich Data Summary As CS gets more sophisticated, we can build search interfaces that allow people to interact more naturally: More language-like queries Speaking viewing rather than typing reading More able to interact with other people while doing search tasks More able to use the knowledge in peoples’ heads To the future! * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Emerging TrendsinSearch User Interfaces Marti Hearst UC Berkeley Hypertext 2011 Keynote Talk June 7, 2011 Book full text freely available at: What works well in search now? Forecasting the Future First: What are the larger trends? In technology? In society? Next: Project out from these. Preferences for Audio / Video / Touch Preferences for Social Interaction Preferences for Natural Language Statistical Analysis of Enormous Collections Of Behavioral and Other Data Advances in UI Design Wide adoption of social media user-generated content “Natural” Interfaces Trend: Spoken Input Why Spoken Input? Phone-based devices widely used Naturally accepts spoken input Difficult to type on Touch screen interaction increasingly popular Also difficult to type on Speech recognition technology is improving Huge volumes of training data is now available What are the impediments? We need a “co