Chris Harrison | Welcome
I'm an Associate Professor of Human-Computer Interaction at Carnegie Mellon University, directing the Future Interfaces Group. My research group creates new sensing and interface technologies that open new modes of interaction between humans and computers. These efforts often lie in emerging use domains, such as smart environments, wearable computing, and augmented reality. Please see my research
Chris Harrison | Welcome
I'm an Associate Professor of Human-Computer Interaction at Carnegie Mellon University, directing the Future Interfaces Group. My research group creates new sensing and interface technologies that open new modes of interaction between humans and computers. These efforts often lie in emerging use domains, such as smart environments, wearable computing, and augmented reality. Please see my research
Chris Harrison | WebTrigrams
Web Trigrams: Visualizing Google's Tri-Gram Data Back in late 2006, Google released a massive set of web n-gram data (basically pieces of sentences). A trigram (n=3), for example, might be "I like food" or "frog is tasty." Each n-gram is also labeled with the number of times it appeared in Google's corpus. The entire archive, which is almost 100GB uncompressed, has unigrams (n=1) through fivegrams
Chris Harrison | BibleViz
Bible Cross-References This set of visualizations started as a collaboration between Pastor Christoph Römhild and myself in 2007. He had assembled a digital dataset of cross references found in the King James Bible. Cross references are conceptual links between verses, connecting locations, people, phrases, etc. found in different parts of the Bible. Cross-references are included in the margins or
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