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BailandoBailando means dancing in Spanish. The goal of the UC Berkeley BAILANDO projects is to make access to information seem as graceful and effortless as the dances that we have named our projects after. That is, we want to provide BAILANDO or "Better Access to Information using Language Analysis and New Displays and Organizations". The individual projects range from a search interface for intranets, to text data mining and automated evaluations of webpages. The unifying theme for these projects is to help people find, use, understand and create the information they need. The underlying philosophy behind these projects is that a strong focus on user interfaces and robust language analysis leads to better information access systems, and furthers our understanding of how people use and understand such systems.
Researcher(s):
Marti Hearst Projects
1998 - 2006
Cha-Cha is a search interface for heterogenous web intranets, such as those found at large universities, corporations, and government sites. It is one of the Bailando Projects, a suite of research projects related to user interfaces for search, text...
2000 - 2010
The Flamenco search interface framework is designed to allow users to move through large information spaces in a flexible manner without feeling lost. The interface explicitly exposes category metadata, to guide the user toward possible choices, and...
2000 - 2003
We are developing a text data mining system for automated discovery of new information from large text collections. It is one of the Bailando Projects, a suite of research projects related to user interfaces for search, text data mining and...
1999 - 2002
The goal of the WebTango project is develop tools and techniques to improve the web design process via the application of automated evaluation techniques. It is one of the Bailando Projects, a suite of research projects related to user interfaces...
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