Firstly I'd just like to add to the general well-done for releasing such a
cracking bit of software...
I was wondering what's the likelihood of Exhibit being able to support
hierarchical data?
Or I guess the question could be put as:
a) is there any(strong) desire for such functionality, or
Dear Similes,
I have data relating to art domain which includes information about artists and
their art works.
Artists - birth/death dates/locations, nationality, artworks, etc.
Art works - materials, subjects, creation date, artist, etc.
The ex:collection functionality allows me to have
Hi all,
My major sticking point with the using Exhibit is the limited number of items
it can handle. I know this is not it's primary purpose, I think David has said
somewhere that it is suited to display between 50-500 items, whilst I (and I
believe others) would be interested in applying the
Apologies for my last post which seems to have been bundled somewhere along
the way.
It's worth noting that David wrote both Longwell-CSI and Exhibit, in
that order.
We are closing in on hopefully the right solution. First, we started
with Longwell, which scales relatively well but
Daniel,
I had the same problem and changed the 2.0-alpha-5-SNAPSHOT dependency into
2.0-alpha-4. Everything seems to work OK but I may be missing some subtleties.
An alternative is to add the snapshot repository to the pom (see
Date: Fri, 2 Nov 2007 00:41:14 -0400
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: general@simile.mit.edu
Subject: Re: Exhibit large data sets...
Stefano Mazzocchi wrote:
Neil Ireson wrote:
Hi all,
My major sticking point with the using Exhibit is the limited number of
items it can handle. I know
Hi,
The http://simile.mit.edu/repository/exhibit/branches/2.0/ seems to have
vanished, is there any reason for this?
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Hi all,
I have been trying to fix this problem but without success. Apologies for not
supplying an example page, I do not yet have permission to distribute all the
data I'm using. I will try to construct an simple example if the problem is not
easy to track down.
I am encountering a problem
Hi David (and all),
I know you said that the current implementation which connects the collections
was only half a solution, generally things work fine, however in using it I
have come across two issues.
1) The count in the facets relate to the base Collection when this is not
always the
Hi all,
My apologies for speaking too soon, whilst the approach below removed some of
the issues I had with linked collections, it also introduced others. It seems I
cannot get passed the half a solution.
Basically what I'm trying to do is make any changes to the facets associated
with the
Dear all,
I'm currently experimenting with using the Exhibit tool to prototype a demo for
faceted browsing techniques on 1000s items, in fact I have used it for over
10,000 items
To enable this to be usable I'm having to nobble Exhibit a little. I only show
the first 20-50 tiles (tabular
Hi all,
I too would like to use hierarchical facets thus I'm interested in your
requirements. So I thought I might try to understand your problem and document
my thoughts to see if my understanding of your needs is correct, this also kind
of follows on from some email conversation I've
Dear all,
My hotmail account blocked the js attachment, can someone make this file
available for download.
thanks
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Date: Tue, 1 Jan 2008 22:38:41 -0500
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: general@simile.mit.edu
Subject: Re: Hierarchical facets
Gudmundur A. Thorisson wrote:
[snip]
Hi All,
OK I know the last thing the Exhibit team need is more things to do but I
thought I'd just document this idea, and see if anyone else thinks it would be
useful.
A numerical min/max facet.
For example this would allow the user to filter according to some arbitrary
beginning and end
Hi all,
I've just noticed that my exhibit throws an exception. If you go to the exhibit
at http://www.dcs.shef.ac.uk/~nsi/tate-collection.html open the subject facet
and select architecture, then selecting any value from the Artist facets
which would cause zero artwork items then the page
; clearly if you have narrowed to six items through
the architecture subject, there cannot be 54 items matching the
birthdate 1900-2000 value as is currently indicated by the ui.
Neil Ireson wrote:
Hi all,
I've just noticed that my exhibit throws an exception. If you go to the
exhibit
this is not the whole
solution, but perhaps it's enough for you to go on experimenting.
Also note that I have not updated the release site of Exhibit. The
example above is linking directly to the API in the SVN repository.
Best,
David
Neil Ireson wrote:
Hi David,
The counts
Hi David,
Although at the moment I cannot release my Artist/Artwork data publicly I
hacked together some hierarchical data into an Exhibit (related to a student
project here). As per usual it's hideously ugly but I thought it might be
useful for example/testing services.
The students may
Hi David,
I'm sure I'll be the first of many to say good luck in the new job. I think
it's a shame that they let you have your PhD before you'd properly finished
Exhibit but what can you do in the face of these falling educational standards.
Obviously Exhibit has a large, active and eager
Hi,
The code is available from the Simile SVN repository at
http://simile.mit.edu/repository/timeline/.
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Subject: Timeline
Date: Wed, 5 Mar 2008 12:27:58 -0500
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: general@simile.mit.edu
Hello,
I just ran across your Timeline project. I would like to use it
Hi Alex,
I cannot think of many people who could provide better advice on the
development of Open Source tools than you lot at Mozilla.
In terms of testing Exhibit/Timeline, there are obviously a number of web app
testing tools, e.g. Selenium (http://www.openqa.org/selenium/), Watir
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