[[Category:Person]]
[[Image:Ellegard,_Kajsa.jpg|right|Kajsa Ellegard]]

''' Kajsa Ellegard ''' is a Professor at the [http://www.tema.liu.se/ The Tema Department], exactly at the "[http://www.tema.liu.se/tema-t Tema teknik och social förändring]", of the [http://www.liu.se/ Linköping University] in Sweden.

For further Information about her Background, Projects and Publications take a look on her Department [http://www.tema.liu.se/tema-t/medarbetare/ellegard-kajsa Website (only in Swedish)].

== Contact ==
* E-mail: kajel@tema.liu.se
* Phone: +46 013-28 58 36
* Fax: +46 013-28 44 61

== External Links ==
[http://www.tema.liu.se/tema-t/medarbetare/ellegard-kajsa Kajsa Ellegard's University Website] 
[http://www.tema.liu.se/ The Tema Institute] 
[http://www.tema.liu.se/tema-t Tema teknik och social förändring] 
[http://www.liu.se/ Linköping University]

Ellegard, Kajsa

2008-04-29T18:00:41Z

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[[Category:Person]]
[[Image:Ellegard,_Kajsa.jpg|right|Kajsa Ellegard]]

''' Kajsa Ellegard ''' is a Professor at the [http://www.tema.liu.se/ The Tema Department], exactly at the "[http://www.tema.liu.se/tema-t Tema teknik och social förändring]", of the [http://www.liu.se/ Linköping University] in Sweden.

For further Information about her Background, Projects and Publications take a look on her Department [http://www.tema.liu.se/tema-t/medarbetare/ellegard-kajsa Website (only in Swedish)].

== Contact ==
* E-mail: kajel@tema.liu.se
* Phone: +46 013-28 58 36
* Fax: +46 013-28 44 61

== External Links ==
[http://www.tema.liu.se/tema-t/medarbetare/ellegard-kajsa Kajsa Ellegard's University Website] 
[http://www.tema.liu.se/ The Tema Institute] 
http://www.tema.liu.se/tema-t Tema teknik och social förändring]] 
[http://www.liu.se/ Linköping University]

2008-04-23T07:58:37Z

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Mining and Visualizing Activity Patterns in Social Science Diary Data

2008-04-23T07:52:26Z

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Mining and Visualizing Activity Patterns in Social Science Diary Data

2008-04-23T07:40:34Z

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== Authors ==

*[[Katerina Vrotsou]] 
*Kajsa Ellegård 
*Matthew Cooper 

== Short description ==

== Figures ==

[[Image:Space-time_path.gif]] 

The original time geographical representation of human space-time behaviour. The, so called, ‘space-time path’ is a vertical trajectory representing the movement of an individual in space and time. 

[[Image:RealTimeUseRepresentation.gif]] 

Traditionally time-use studies use representations that account for the accumulated time used for activities during the day. This ‘added time-use’ representation, seen in the left, hides information that may be important to a social scientist, for example when during the day an activity occurs, how many times per day and for how long. The ‘real time-use’ representation, seen in the right, clearly reveals this information. 

[[Image:TimePAcTSActivityPathes.gif]] 

Visualizations in the Visual-TimePAcTS framework. (a) shows the activity paths of a couple viewed from the front. This view is the ‘real time-use’ representation showing the switch between activities performed during a work day. (b) shows a slightly rotated view of the activity paths where the ‘movement’ between the activities and hence the similarity to the original ‘space time path’ becomes clear. (c) shows the front view visualization, which is the ‘real time-use’ representations, of a population subset in the visualization framework. Time is shown in the y-axis and the individuals are ordered along the x-axis by age and gender. Colours represent the 7 activity categories. 

[[Image:IndividualsActivityPath.gif]] 

Visualization of an individual’s activity path showing examples of two pattern types. In the pattern <‘walk’;‘buy food’;‘walk’> the pattern activities occur immediately after each other in the activity path of the individual giving a zero gap (gap = 0). The activities of the pattern <‘walk the dog’;‘play with the dog’>, however, are separated in the activity path by two other activities which are not a part of the pattern, resulting in a gap of two (gap = 2). 

[[Image:PatternIdentificationAlg.gif]] 

Overview of the pattern identification algorithm. The algorithm is an adapted AprioriAll algorithm. 

[[Image:TimePAcTSVisualizations.gif]] 

Results of the pattern identification algorithm as seen in the graphical user interface of the VISUAL-TimePAcTS application. In the figure the 278 identified pattern triples (3 − tuples) are selected and listed. From the pattern list the pattern <‘prepare food’; ‘eat dinner’; ‘wash up after dinner’> (<690; 6; 700>) is selected which occurs 82 times in the selected population subset. 

[[Image:IdentifiedPatternsOfAlg.gif]] 

An example of patterns identified by the algorithm. The triple pattern <prepare food; eat dinner; wash up after dinner>, (a), shows that this pattern is performed mostly by women. It’s subpattern <eat dinner; wash up after dinner>, (b), shows that more men are engaged in this pattern but the majority is still women. Finally at the single occurrence of the activity <eat dinner>, (c), shows that it is equally distributed between both sexes. This example shows the uneven division of labour within the household which becomes obvious through the visualization of the everyday patterns of the sample population. 

== Suitable Datatypes ==

== Important Citations ==

== Evaluation ==

== Internal Links ==

== External Links ==

== References ==
[Vrotsou K., Ellegård K., Cooper M.] [http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/search/wrapper.jsp?arnumber=4271972 Mining and Visualizing Activity Patterns in Social Science Diary Data.] In: ''Information Visualization, 2007. IV '07. 11th International Conference'', pages 130-138, Zurich, Switzerland, 2007.

== Evaluation Reference ==

[[Category:Techniques]]

File:IdentifiedPatternsOfAlg.gif

2008-04-23T07:36:25Z

UE-InfoVis08-04: An example of patterns identified by the algorithm. The triple pattern <prepare food; eat dinner; wash up after dinner>, (a), shows that this pattern is performed mostly by women. It’s subpattern <eat dinner; wash up after dinner>, (b), shows that more

== Beschreibung ==
An example of patterns identified by the algorithm. The triple pattern <prepare food; eat
dinner; wash up after dinner>, (a), shows that this pattern is performed mostly by women. It’s subpattern
<eat dinner; wash up after dinner>, (b), shows that more men are engaged in this pattern
but the majority is still women. Finally at the single occurrence of the activity <eat dinner>, (c),
shows that it is equally distributed between both sexes. This example shows the uneven division
of labour within the household which becomes obvious through the visualization of the everyday
patterns of the sample population.
== Copyright status ==

== Source ==
http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/search/wrapper.jsp?arnumber=4271972

File:TimePAcTSVisualizations.gif

2008-04-23T07:31:54Z

UE-InfoVis08-04: Results of the pattern identification algorithm as seen in the graphical user interface of the VISUAL-TimePAcTS application. In the figure the 278 identified pattern triples (3 − tuples) are selected and listed. From the pattern list the pattern <‘pre

== Beschreibung ==
Results of the pattern identification
algorithm as seen in the graphical user interface
of the VISUAL-TimePAcTS application.
In the figure the 278 identified pattern triples
(3 − tuples) are selected and listed. From the
pattern list the pattern <‘prepare food’; ‘eat
dinner’; ‘wash up after dinner’> (<690; 6;
700>) is selected which occurs 82 times in
the selected population subset.
== Copyright status ==

== Source ==
http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/search/wrapper.jsp?arnumber=4271972

File:PatternIdentificationAlg.gif

2008-04-23T07:29:58Z

UE-InfoVis08-04: Overview of the pattern identification algorithm. The algorithm is an adapted AprioriAll algorithm.

== Beschreibung ==
Overview of the pattern identification
algorithm. The algorithm is an adapted
AprioriAll algorithm.
== Copyright status ==

== Source ==
http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/search/wrapper.jsp?arnumber=4271972

File:IndividualsActivityPath.gif

2008-04-23T07:28:18Z

UE-InfoVis08-04: Visualization of an individual’s activity path showing examples of two pattern types. In the pattern <‘walk’;‘buy food’;‘walk’> the pattern activities occur immediately after each other in the activity path of the individual giving a zero ga

== Beschreibung ==
Visualization of an individual’s activity
path showing examples of two pattern
types. In the pattern <‘walk’;‘buy
food’;‘walk’> the pattern activities occur immediately
after each other in the activity path
of the individual giving a zero gap (gap =
0). The activities of the pattern <‘walk the
dog’;‘play with the dog’>, however, are separated
in the activity path by two other activities
which are not a part of the pattern, resulting
in a gap of two (gap = 2).
== Copyright status ==

== Source ==
http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/search/wrapper.jsp?arnumber=4271972

Mining and Visualizing Activity Patterns in Social Science Diary Data

2008-04-23T07:24:30Z

UE-InfoVis08-04:

File:TimePAcTSActivityPathes.gif

2008-04-23T07:22:55Z

UE-InfoVis08-04: Visualizations in the Visual-TimePAcTS framework. (a) shows the activity paths of a couple viewed from the front. This view is the ‘real time-use’ representation showing the switch between activities performed during a work day. (b) shows a slightly r

== Beschreibung ==
Visualizations in the Visual-TimePAcTS framework. (a) shows the activity paths of a couple
viewed from the front. This view is the ‘real time-use’ representation showing the switch between
activities performed during a work day. (b) shows a slightly rotated view of the activity paths where
the ‘movement’ between the activities and hence the similarity to the original ‘space time path’ becomes
clear. (c) shows the front view visualization, which is the ‘real time-use’ representations, of
a population subset in the visualization framework. Time is shown in the y-axis and the individuals
are ordered along the x-axis by age and gender. Colours represent the 7 activity categories.
== Copyright status ==

== Source ==
http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/search/wrapper.jsp?arnumber=4271972

File:RealTimeUseRepresentation.gif

2008-04-23T07:16:37Z

UE-InfoVis08-04: Traditionally time-use studies use representations that account for the accumulated time used for activities during the day. This ‘added time-use’ representation, seen in the left, hides information that may be important to a social scientist, for exa

== Beschreibung ==
Traditionally time-use studies use
representations that account for the accumulated
time used for activities during the day.
This ‘added time-use’ representation, seen in
the left, hides information that may be important
to a social scientist, for example when
during the day an activity occurs, how many
times per day and for how long. The ‘real
time-use’ representation, seen in the right,
clearly reveals this information.
== Copyright status ==

== Source ==
http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/search/wrapper.jsp?arnumber=4271972

Mining and Visualizing Activity Patterns in Social Science Diary Data

2008-04-22T18:38:24Z

UE-InfoVis08-04:

== Authors ==

*[[Katerina Vrotsou]] 
*Kajsa Ellegård 
*Matthew Cooper 

== Short description ==

== Figures ==
The original time geographical representation of human space-time behaviour. The, so called, ‘space-time path’ is a vertical trajectory representing the movement of an individual in space and time. 

[[Image:Space-time_path.gif]] 

== Suitable Datatypes ==

== Important Citations ==

== Evaluation ==

== Internal Links ==

== External Links ==

== References ==
[Vrotsou K., Ellegård K., Cooper M.] [http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/search/wrapper.jsp?arnumber=4271972 Mining and Visualizing Activity Patterns in Social Science Diary Data.] In: ''Information Visualization, 2007. IV '07. 11th International Conference'', pages 130-138, Zurich, Switzerland, 2007.

== Evaluation Reference ==

[[Category:Techniques]]

Mining and Visualizing Activity Patterns in Social Science Diary Data

2008-04-22T18:37:40Z

UE-InfoVis08-04:

== Authors ==

*[[Katerina Vrotsou]] 
*Kajsa Ellegård 
*Matthew Cooper 

== Short description ==

== Figures ==
The original time geographical representation of human space-time behaviour. The, so called, ‘space-time path’is a vertical trajectory representing the movement of an individual in space and time. 

[[Image:Space-time_path.gif]] 

== Suitable Datatypes ==

== Important Citations ==

== Evaluation ==

== Internal Links ==

== External Links ==

== References ==
[Vrotsou K., Ellegård K., Cooper M.] [http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/search/wrapper.jsp?arnumber=4271972 Mining and Visualizing Activity Patterns in Social Science Diary Data.] In: ''Information Visualization, 2007. IV '07. 11th International Conference'', pages 130-138, Zurich, Switzerland, 2007.

== Evaluation Reference ==

[[Category:Techniques]]

File:Space-time path.gif

2008-04-22T18:33:16Z

UE-InfoVis08-04: The original time geographical representation of human space-time behaviour. The, so called, ‘space-time path’is a vertical trajectory representing the movement of an individual in space and time.

== Beschreibung ==
The original time geographical representation of human space-time behaviour. The, so called, ‘space-time path’is a vertical trajectory representing the movement of an individual in space and time.
== Copyright status ==

== Source ==
http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/search/wrapper.jsp?arnumber=4271972