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Mandala Mandala was developed as part of
a Ph.D. dissertation at the University of New Mexico's Computer Science Department
with generous support from AT&T
Lab's Information
Systems and Services Research Organization, AT&T's Human-Computer
Interface Research Department, and Jim Hollan, University of California, San
Diego, Cognitive
Science Department.The Mandala project was partially supported
by the Effective Information Access project at the UNM department
of Computer Science. The Effective Information Access project is
supported by a CISE research infrastructure award, with partial
support from the division of Information and Intelligent Systems.
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Helfman, J.I., ``Image Representations for Access and Similarity-Based Organization of Web Information,'' PhD Dissertation, University of New Mexico, Computer Science Department, July, 1999, ~55M pdf (offsite).
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University of California, San Diego, Cognitive Science Department |  Jim Hollan |
| University of New Mexico, Computer Science Department |  David Ackley |
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| University of New Mexico, Computer Science Department |  Barak Pearlmutter |
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| University of New Mexico, Communications and Journalism Department |  Everett Rogers |
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| Santa Fe Institute |
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| related documents | ||
| Helfman, J.I. and Hollan, J.D., “Image
Representations for Accessing and Organizing Web Information,”
Photonics West, IS&T/SPIE's Electronic Imaging 2001, Internet
Imaging II Conference, January 4, 2001, San Jose, CA, 753K
pdf.
Helfman, J.I., “Using Images to Represent, Access, and Organize Web Information,”Joint Summer Intern Technical Series, August 10, 2000, AT&T Labs. Helfman, J.I., “Mandala: An Architecture for Using Images to Access and Organize Web Information,” Visual Information and Information Systems, Third international Conference, Visual '99 Conference Proceedings, Huijsmans and Smeulders, editors, Springer, pp. 163-170. June 1999, 277K pdf Helfman, J.I., “Insights and Surprises Using Image Representations to Access and Organize Web Information,” AT&T Labs Web Implementor's Symposium, 1998. Hightower, R.R., Ring, L.T., Helfman, J.I., Bederson, B.B., and Hollan, J.D., “Graphical Multiscale Web Histories: A Study of PadPrints,”Hypertext '98 Proceedings, pp. 58-65, 1998, 560K pdf . Hollan, J.D., Bederson, B.B., and Helfman, J.I., “Information Visualization,” in Handbook of Human-Computer Interaction, Second Edition, Helander, Landauer, and Prabhu, editors, North-Holland Elsevier, pp. 33-48, 1997. Helfman, J.I., “Passive Surfing: Between Access and Entertainment,” Human Computer Interaction Consortium, Snow Mountain Ranch, CO, February, 1996. |
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Image Mosaics, Adam Finkelstein and Marisa Range. Automatic Classification of Objects in Captioned Depictive Photographs for Retrieval, Neil Rowe and Brian Frew. WebCollage: Exterminate All Rational Thought, Jamie Zawinski. CollageMachine: Interface Ecology, Andruid Kerne. |
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