Sunset
04/05/2012 (21:48)

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Sunset

Small street
04/05/2012 (21:48)

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Small street

The tree of life
04/05/2012 (21:47)

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The tree of life

Small street
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Small street

Great view from Algarve’s highest point
04/05/2012 (17:41)

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Great view from Algarve's highest point

Mountains
04/05/2012 (17:40)

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Mountains

Sunset
04/05/2012 (17:40)

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Sunset

Sunset
04/05/2012 (17:39)

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Sunset

Albufeira
04/05/2012 (17:39)

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Albufeira

Cliché shot
04/05/2012 (17:38)

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Cliché shot

Nossa Senhora da Rocha
04/05/2012 (17:38)

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Nossa Senhora da Rocha

Near Porches

Swaying Tree
04/05/2012 (17:37)

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Swaying Tree

Rocky Beach
04/05/2012 (17:37)

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Rocky Beach

Near Galé, Albufeira

Beach
04/05/2012 (17:36)

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Beach

Rocky Beach
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Rocky Beach

Near Galé, Albufeira

Homebase
04/05/2012 (17:35)

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Homebase

Casa Lisa in Galé near Albufeira

Joby Gorillapod SLR Zoom + Ballhead
24/04/2012 (12:29)

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Joby Gorillapod SLR Zoom + Ballhead

spaceship EYE
22/04/2012 (13:29)

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spaceship EYE

Inside EYE
22/04/2012 (12:00)

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Inside EYE

Outside EYE
22/04/2012 (11:59)

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Outside EYE

New project: dataminen.nl
18/04/2012 (10:06)
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I have started a Dutch blog on datamining, as I haven’t really come across one, and figured the time is right, with the increase in interest in datajournalism, dataviz, big data, etc. The idea is to provide a general and human-understandable overview of the (academic) field of datamining and the innovations.

I will still use this blog to keep the world informed of my personal endeavours ;-).

It’s a wrap!
13/04/2012 (12:04)
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Photo by Thijs Niks

This category can soon be archived ;)! Earlier this week I handed in my final paper, and yesterday was the day of my final presentation. It was a great day and I’m really excited about embarking on my next adventure.

I will soon start as a PhD candidate at the University of Amsterdam, on a very exciting project in ‘Semantic Search in e-Discovery’ at the Information and Language Processing Systems group. Naturally, this blog will keep the world informed of my work and projects ;). Exciting times!

Paper

Download my paper: Automatic Annotation of Cyttron Entries using the NCIthesaurus [PDF - 328 KB]
Download the supplementary data (graphs, tables and viz): Supplementary Data [PDF - 2.27 MB]

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text graphs
12/04/2012 (1:03)
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Subgraph Similarity Example
10/04/2012 (13:45)
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“(a) A sagittal reconstruction of a coronally acquired magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scan, at the level on which the cingulate gyrus was measured. The area outlined represents the portion of the scan used to orient the operator to the landmarks of the cingulate. A box has been placed over the region of interest in one hemisphere. (b) A diagram of the cingulate gyrus divided into the rostral portion of the anterior cingulate (RAC), the caudal portion of the interior cingulate (CAC), and the posterior cingulate (PC). Adjoining landmarks include the corpus callosum (CC), the lateral ventricle (Lat. Vent.), and the thalamus (Thal.). (c) The region of the cingulate gyrus measured in the present study, as delineated on the MRI scan of a control subject. [...] ” (snippet)

» Check out the d3js demo here «

Two sets of annotations (Expert 1 & Expert 3)

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Result in the following similarity graph:

Moon
31/03/2012 (19:45)

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Moon

Moon through Nikkor 70-300mm@300mm... Bit noisy