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COMPUTER SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Technion - Israel Institute of Technology EXTRACTING INFORMATION FROM PICASA &

COMPUTER SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Technion - Israel Institute of Technology EXTRACTING INFORMATION FROM PICASA & ONEDRIVE FOR CORTANA Final Meeting Students: Ron Saad and Eliran Weiss Supervisors: Adi Miller and Michael Sterenberg PM 6: 10: 09 CS 234313 Technion 1

THE TEAM � Adi Miller and Michael Shterenberg �Microsoft Supervisors � Eliran Weiss and

THE TEAM � Adi Miller and Michael Shterenberg �Microsoft Supervisors � Eliran Weiss and Ron Saad �Technion CS Students PM 6: 10: 12 CS 234313 Technion 2

GOALS § Extract photo metadata from users’ Picasa and One. Drive accounts. § Process

GOALS § Extract photo metadata from users’ Picasa and One. Drive accounts. § Process the data and find trips the user has taken with various metadata features. § Implement a tunable and configurable algorithm for experimentation and visualization. PM 6: 10: 13 CS 234313 Technion 3

METHODOLOGY � Our project was research-driven �We started off with a vague concept of

METHODOLOGY � Our project was research-driven �We started off with a vague concept of what we should accomplish. �We’ve studied various public APIs and common user usage of cloud services. �After we realized the capabilities of each API, we decided (with our advisors) that trips -inferring would be the best course of action. �We’ve then studied several clustering algorithms to use in our own trips-inferring algorithm. PM 6: 10: 13 CS 234313 Technion 4

METHODOLOGY (CONT. ) � After we’ve finished All research, we focused on coding We’ve

METHODOLOGY (CONT. ) � After we’ve finished All research, we focused on coding We’ve build a small WPF tool to test our initial algorithm, with a relatively small amount of data. � We’ve built a web application that saves the user’s data and shows him a textual representation of trips we discovered with semantic names (e. g. New York instead of 34. 321 79. 543) and time span. � After we gathered enough data, we tweaked our algorithm and developed a web-based tool to tune the algorithm parameters and visualize the results on a map. � PM 6: 10: 14 CS 234313 Technion 5

ACHIEVEMENTS �A modifiable algorithm for trips inference. � A web application that shows users

ACHIEVEMENTS �A modifiable algorithm for trips inference. � A web application that shows users their trips as a textual result. � A web tool to tune the algorithm and view the results on a given user. � We’ve gathered valuable data: We have a database of over 700, 000 photos meta -data from over 100 users. PM 6: 10: 18 CS 234313 Technion 6

EXAMPLES PM 6: 10: 18 CS 234313 Technion 7

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CONCLUSIONS � The idea of recognizing trips with merely photo metadata is indeed feasible.

CONCLUSIONS � The idea of recognizing trips with merely photo metadata is indeed feasible. � We successfully differ between trips and short visits, casual hangouts, workplaces and home. � More adapting and parameterizing can be done if the developer wishes to. PM 6: 10: 22 CS 234313 Technion 9