LitStoryTeller: An Interactive System for Visual Exploration of Scientific Papers Leveraging Named entities and Comparative Sentences
Qing Ping, Chaomei Chen

TL;DR
LitStoryTeller is an interactive visualization tool that helps users explore and understand the semantic and logical structure of scientific papers through storyline metaphors and entity analysis.
Contribution
The paper introduces LitStoryTeller, a novel system that visualizes scientific papers as storylines, integrating semantic extraction and interactive views for comprehensive understanding.
Findings
Enables visualization of scientific paper structures as storylines.
Provides multiple views for semantic and entity analysis.
Assists in understanding research development and relationships.
Abstract
The present study proposes LitStoryTeller, an interactive system for visually exploring the semantic structure of a scientific article. We demonstrate how LitStoryTeller could be used to answer some of the most fundamental research questions, such as how a new method was built on top of existing methods, based on what theoretical proof and experimental evidences. More importantly, LitStoryTeller can assist users to understand the full and interesting story a scientific paper, with a concise outline and important details. The proposed system borrows a metaphor from screen play, and visualizes the storyline of a scientific paper by arranging its characters (scientific concepts or terminologies) and scenes (paragraphs/sentences) into a progressive and interactive storyline. Such storylines help to preserve the semantic structure and logical thinking process of a scientific paper. Semantic…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Text Analysis Techniques · Data Visualization and Analytics · Topic Modeling
