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Session 21 Big Data Visualization

1. WhatsApp group interaction analytics tools like Chatilyzer allow users to visualize messaging data from WhatsApp groups. 2. Users can export a group's chat history as a text file, upload it to the tool, and see visualizations of messaging patterns over time, most active members, most used emojis, and more. 3. These visualizations provide insights into group dynamics and help users better understand messaging trends within WhatsApp groups.

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Session 21 Big Data Visualization

1. WhatsApp group interaction analytics tools like Chatilyzer allow users to visualize messaging data from WhatsApp groups. 2. Users can export a group's chat history as a text file, upload it to the tool, and see visualizations of messaging patterns over time, most active members, most used emojis, and more. 3. These visualizations provide insights into group dynamics and help users better understand messaging trends within WhatsApp groups.

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Big Data Visualizations

Session 20
COMMUNICATION-EFFECTIVE DATA
VISUALIZATION: SOME OF THE KEYS

 1. Deliver both image and precise numbers: Image = easy, quick inference
and interpretation, Precise Numbers = reliable inference and
interpretation
 2. Show Them What’s Important with ranking and/or sub-setting.
 3. Provide a headline for your graph whenever possible.
 4. Assure text readability.
 5. Use horizontal bar charts. Bar labels are always readable.
 6. Whenever possible, size your web graphs so they will not require scrolling.
 7. Facilitate seasonality discernment for time series.
 8. Provide “data tips” and a web-linked spreadsheet for dense time series.
 9. Use annotation, if feasible, or an on-chart table, for time series that are not
web- enabled.
 10. Use color to communicate, not to decorate.
 11. Provide a usable legend, if a legend is needed.
What is Big Data ?
 Big Data is a data that exceeds the processing capacity
of conventional DB systems.

 The data is too big, moves too fast, or doesn’t fit the structures
of your DB architectures.

 Big data is a holistic approach to manage, process and


analyze 5 Vs ( Volume, Varity, Velocity, Veracity and
Value) in order to create actionable insights for sustained
value delivery and establishing competitive
advantages.
Why Big Data Visualization ?
 Visualization of BD could help people
 to spot meaning
 to detect hidden patterns and
correlations and
 to make numbers more
understandable for both general
audience and scientists
Challenges in “handling” BD
 1. Storage
 HDD – Kilobyte, Megabytes, Gigabyte,
Terabyte, Petabyte, Exabyte, Zettabyte
 Everyday Internet – Peta Byte, Exa Byte
 2. Analysis
 Differ in structure, huge in size
 Solution – data distribution
 3. Reporting
 Traditional Reports are enough ?
Big Data - Examples
 Examples
1. Second life,
2. Open Simulator,
3. Learning Analytics
4. Brain X3 – Visualization and analysis of brain activity
5. Maddix – Virtual Reality prototype
6. VR ANOVA,
7. Google Earth, Maps, Street
8. YouTube Video Viewed
9. Twitter feeds
10. Mobile phone location data
11. Human Computer Interaction (HCI)
12. Wearable Computing
Big Data

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2. WHATSAPP data visualization
 https://chatilyzer.com/
a. Good example for Text Mining & Text Analytics
b. Whatsapp group interaction analytics
c. Select the Whatsapp group
d. click on more - export data
e. Email the .txt file
f. choose the export data file
g. Read the output file
h. Infer the output.

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