Comment/feedback about Frequency Feature Figure

[theareaorg]

This issue pertains to the February 5 Frequency Feature Figure.

Can we please have a frequency figure for each of the seven categories? It would be great to see those included with the introduction about recommended research topics.

Also, please change "Emergency Responders" to "Emergency Response."

We need to find a different name for Food, Agriculture and Natural Sciences. Maybe something with the word "Farming" in it?

The figure has the group "Not Labelled." I recall that these are only papers that have ONLY one term "Augmented Reality" Should we give this a different name and explain what they are?

In the frequency figure, the group Internet of Things is spelled out whereas elsewhere it's only IoT. Let's spell it out everywhere.

In the frequency figure, the group "Chemical" does not have an "s" at the end. Let's agree on convention and apply everywhere.

[wzbernstein]

All valid points. I can make the changes to all the name conventions as follows:

• 'emergency responders' --> 'emergency response'
• 'food, agriculture and natural sciences' --> 'farming and natural science'
• 'iot' --> 'internet of things'
• 'chemicals' --> 'chemical'

The 'not labelled' category does not only include AR/VR tagged records. It also includes records that do not have any underlying terms from the original database, yet still have full abstracts/dois/etc.

The category-viz has been complete and will be presented at the webinar.

[theareaorg]

Rename the group "Not labelled" to "Other" and the definition of this group will be updated.

[theareaorg]

Bill is going to do additional research on this topic

[wzbernstein]

changed "chemical", "emergency response", "internet of things", "farming and natural science"

[theareaorg]

Can you please generate frequency feature figures for each category and the scatter plots for all groups?

[theareaorg]

Let's get the terms correct:

Tiles = Node linked diagrams for all the groups (mid-level)

Scatter plots are the X and Y with circles in the middle showing correlation, captures prediction

Sankee diagram is the trunks figure is on the shelf at the moment.