This extension performs NEE (Named Entity Extraction) on the tweets you read and write on Twitter. If you tweet: "Had froyo for breakfast", a named entity would be "froyo". In the sense of Linked Data we identify such named entities via a URI, http://dbpedia.org/resource/Frozen_yogurt in the concrete case. You can see the extracted entites below each tweet (see the screenshot). In addition to that the extracted entities are then reported to a shared Google Analytics account via some Analytics event tracking code magic that allows us to build a ranking of the most-tweeted-about entities. The extension adds an auto-refresh feature to your timeline that pulls in new tweets automatically when they are available.
Collected data:
- the entities in the tweets you read and write on Twitter completely anonymously
- your Twitter username WITHOUT any relation at all to the extracted entities
This extension uses the following NLP Web services in parallel:
- AlchemyAPI
- DBpedia Spotlight
- OpenCalais
- Zemanta
Changelog:
0.0.5:
- Extracted entities now appear below tweets.
- The extension now auto-refreshes your timeline.
- DBpedia URIs are now given preference over other URIs.
0.0.3:
- Fixed the links in the popup (they were missing target="_blank" and could not be opened from within the popup). Thanks @russenreaktor for the bug report.
0.0.2:
- Added a popup.html file that appears when the extension icon gets clicked.
- Set CORS headers for the underlying API in order to allow access from anywhere.
0.0.1:
- Initial release.
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