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Holmström, O. (2014) Ranked Activity Streams. Göteborg : Chalmers University of Technology
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@mastersthesis{
Holmström2014,
author={Holmström, Ola},
title={Ranked Activity Streams},
abstract={A common component of social networks today is an activity stream,
which is a list of recent activities performed by users. The purpose of
an activity stream is to give users an easy way to keep up to date with
other users. Activity streams can often grow very quickly and become
so large and update at such a fast pace that they become unusable for
the purpose they were intended. To ameliorate this problem an activity
stream can be ranked, giving each activity a score based on its relevancy,
bubbling relevant activities to the front or hiding activities that are
below a certain threshold. Doing this will in theory help users keep up to
date with activities that are relevant. The aim of this project is to create
a system that manages a ranked activity stream called "FanFlow" on
the photo-sharing website YouPic.com. The "FanFlow" activity stream
consists of photos uploaded by YouPic.com users which a user is a fan
of. The rst part implements a system termed an activity engine which
routes each photo to the correct "FanFlow". The second part is to
implement and evaluate ranking metrics on this activity stream.},
publisher={Institutionen för data- och informationsteknik (Chalmers), Chalmers tekniska högskola},
place={Göteborg},
year={2014},
note={38},
}
RefWorks
RT Generic
SR Electronic
ID 203062
A1 Holmström, Ola
T1 Ranked Activity Streams
YR 2014
AB A common component of social networks today is an activity stream,
which is a list of recent activities performed by users. The purpose of
an activity stream is to give users an easy way to keep up to date with
other users. Activity streams can often grow very quickly and become
so large and update at such a fast pace that they become unusable for
the purpose they were intended. To ameliorate this problem an activity
stream can be ranked, giving each activity a score based on its relevancy,
bubbling relevant activities to the front or hiding activities that are
below a certain threshold. Doing this will in theory help users keep up to
date with activities that are relevant. The aim of this project is to create
a system that manages a ranked activity stream called "FanFlow" on
the photo-sharing website YouPic.com. The "FanFlow" activity stream
consists of photos uploaded by YouPic.com users which a user is a fan
of. The rst part implements a system termed an activity engine which
routes each photo to the correct "FanFlow". The second part is to
implement and evaluate ranking metrics on this activity stream.
PB Institutionen för data- och informationsteknik (Chalmers), Chalmers tekniska högskola,
LA eng
LK http://publications.lib.chalmers.se/records/fulltext/203062/203062.pdf
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