Müller, MartinBallweg, KathrinLandesberger, Tatiana vonYimam, SeidFahrer, UliBiemann, ChrisRosenbach, MarcelRegneri, MichaelaUlrich, H.Michael Sedlmair and Christian Tominski2017-06-122017-06-122017978-3-03868-042-0https://doi.org/10.2312/eurova.20171111https://diglib.eg.org:443/handle/10.2312/eurova20171111The visual exploration of graphs encoding relationships between entities of multiple types (e.g., persons, locations,...) supports journalists in finding newsworthy information in large text collections. Journalists may have interest in certain entity types or their relations such as locations or person-person relations. This interest may change during the exploration process. The exploration of such large graphs is often supported by guidance using a degree-of-interest (DOI) function. Although many DOIs exist, they do not differentiate entity types, rely on additional data, or require complex settings overburding the journalists. We present a novel DOI for graphs with multiple types of entities. We show the interesting subgraph around the focal node and offer information about possible further steps. The user can interactively set her interest in entity types and entity relations. We apply our approach to a graph extracted from WikiLeaks PlusD Cablegate documents and report on journalists' feedback.Categories and Subject Descriptors (according to ACMCCS)InteractionVisual AnalyticsGuidanceGraphsDigital Humanities10.2312/eurova.201711111-5