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BluePrints
This project draws ideas from the two Blueprints below:
Weekly Meeting
Time : Thursday 1300 UTC
Venue : Skype (Contact - ashwyn10)
Meeting Doc : https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Mln0QSZQ_SNdQziMwhdlqIKRNXhKDqXRlAtFBZdfp2Y/edit
Milestones/Progress
| Goal | Remarks | Status |
|---|---|---|
| S3ChannelModel redefined | https://github.com/ashwyn/eden/commit/43887059be9d197203edd94e052a1f933e21cd8e | Done. |
| RSS Integration | https://github.com/ashwyn/eden/commit/644e9dcc752ccec368c545973ec5e3b48172fbfc | Done. |
| Identifying Relevant Users | [Geo-Typical User Identification https://docs.google.com/document/d/1MJlOICZtHIEPiw0Tp6mAMUybILJw_FiomJ8T5fLOHZY/edit]- Using KeyGraph now. | Done. |
| Super Entity msg_message | Link all inboxes/outboxes to msg_message | Done for Email, Twilio and RSS. |
| Evaluating KeyGraph on the local system | Topic detection helps filter out irrelevant information | Done. |
| Tweet Crawler | Identified and used TweetSearch(https://github.com/ashwyn/TwitterSearch) as the best available option that uses Twitter REST API 1.1 | Done. |
| Tweaking KeyGraph code to archive into a jar file. | https://github.com/ashwyn/KeyGraph | Done. |
| Interfacing KeyGraph with the database | The KeyGraph code needs to be tweaked so that it can interact with the DB using Py4J | Done. |
| Integrated support for Py4J | Gateway to interact with Java applications using python | Done. |
| Preprocssing of Tweets to feed KeyGraph | Identified tagdef. | Done. |
| Visualisation of parsed output from KeyGraph | Igraph and Networkx visualisation support | Done. |
| Marking senders | Marking senders as trusted/untrusted | Done |
Future Work
- Interactive keyword highlighting - Selecting and highlighting tool for adding keyword
- Interactive visualisations for KeyGraph results.
- Adopt the DMPRP template for UI enhancements.
- Fetch Facebook feeds
- Use progress bars for searching and analysing actions.
- API support for Py4J
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