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Concept Induction: Analyzing Unstructured Text with High-Level Concepts Using LLooM (CHI 2024 paper). LLooM automatically surfaces high-level concepts to analyze unstructured text.
https://stanfordhci.github.io/lloom
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How to export the results to HTML? #6

Open LinWang0824 opened 5 months ago

LinWang0824 commented 5 months ago

Hi Michelle,

Thanks for developing such a great tool. I use it to analyze the students' feedback data collected by our program. It's so easy to set up and the functionality is exactly what I'm looking for :) It saves me so much time.

I am writing to ask what is the best way to share the Workbench view with other people without a programming background. I am hoping to share the generated results with faculty members, perhaps by exporting an HTML version, but there does not seem to be an option. I can export the dataframe and knit an html file in R notebook, but it will certainly not look as nice as your widget. Do you have any suggestions? Maybe I missed it in the API reference.

Also, the concept overview and concept/slice detail view in the widget have a lighter color than the concept matrix under VS Code's dark theme. Is there any plan to optimize the display?

Thanks again for a great tool!

michelle123lam commented 5 months ago

Thanks, that's wonderful to hear that LLooM has been helpful for you! :)

That's a great suggestion to support exporting the visualization. You're right that that's not currently supported. I'll add that to our list of feature requests! For now though, if you run your notebook in Google Colab, you can share the final notebook, and other users can still interact with the full widget output. For an example of this, see the demo notebooks linked from the example pages, like the notebook linked from the Political Social Media example. Hopefully this can be helpful as a workaround for now!

Thanks for also raising about the dark mode color scheme! We designed the visualization in a light mode environment, but it would be nice to have a dark mode view. I hope you'll understand that this is a bit lower priority relative to other items, but I will add it to our list.