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1: The architecture of the application consists of an Elasticsearch server, a static Web server for serving the front-end and a Web browser for executing the client-side JavaScript.  

1: The architecture of the application consists of an Elasticsearch server, a static Web server for serving the front-end and a Web browser for executing the client-side JavaScript.  

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Figure 2.3: The date histogram allows a visual query by speech date and...
Figure 2.1: The front-end application implemented using the API...
Figure 2.2: The front-end application implemented using the API...
Figure 2.4: Visualization of the most frequently used words in...
Figure 3.1: The architecture of the application consists of an...
Faceted Navigation for Open Data: Using Elasticsearch for offenesparlament.at
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https://goo.gl/28wK5P This report describes an example implementation of a faceted user interface. The implementation makes a large-scale open government dataset from the Austrian parliament accessible and explorable by means of facets. Facets include information about the speech (such as text or date) and about the speaker (such as name and politi...
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