UTAUT Model, Smart Exhibition Sorted by Relevance: Word Cloud Visualization Review

Qiong Nie, Cheok Mui Yee, Yan Xue

Abstract


The aim of the paper is to introduce a visualization method with word cloud visualization to illustrate evolution of the smart exhibition, other relevant exhibition modes with virtual presentation and the articles in the application of UTAUT model in a set of documents. The relationship between UTAUT model and smart area, and the smart exhibition and some other smart areas is to be presented rapidly and evidently. This article provides interactive visual analysis of smart exhibition sorted by relevance and the industries or fields in the application of the UTAUT Model by a set of key words, at different time points based on the presentation of D2 or D3 to highlight the core word to make the trend of the smart exhibition clearly understood.

Keywords


UTAUT model; Word cloud visualization; Smart exhibition; Visual analysis

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