Arts, Culture and Music

  • Analysis of Typical Elements in Various Movie Genres using TNA

    Johnny Peng took the Netflix movie descriptions per genre and analyzed the recurrent themes in the movies’ descriptions using InfraNodus. It turned out that every genre has its preferred topics and some of them reveal an implicit bias present within the cinema.

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  • Fractal Variability Feedback System

    The human body has a fractal essence: not only on the level of the physical structure but also in terms of the dynamics of many processes that happen within. The systems that exhibit fractal dynamics are known to be more resilient and adaptive. Therefore, it is possible that if we can modulate fractality in a system, we can support its homeostasis, make it more resilient and adaptive.

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  • Text as a Musical Score using InfraNodus and Orca

    Using text network visualization we can convert any text into a musical score, which can be used to play music live. This case study demonstrates how this can be done in a VR space.

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  • Network Graph as a Musical Instrument

    Music can be visualized as a graph. While there are many ways to do that, one of the possibilities is to represent the notes (and octaves) as the nodes and their co-occurrences as the connections between them. This representation allows us to reveal patterns in our composition and to use the powerful graph theory algorithms to uncover interesting insights about the structure of the music we’re playing.

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  • Sculpting with Text: Abstract Text Network Visualization

    The origin of the word “text” is from the Latin “texere”, “to weave”. When we write text, we are weaving together the different threads of meaning to produce a coherent whole. Network analysis allows us to see patterns in this totality, to see both the whole woven garment and the (meaning) threads within.

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