Here we present the entire analysis process and generated provenance visualization in our usage scenarios. We show this information as a video for Sec. 5.1, while presenting it with images for Sec. 5.2. Also, the video for Sec. 5.1 demonstrates how our prototype sytem works.
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Step 10: Aggregating `Retweeted user' nodes whose the patriotism identity is `No Patriot' as `Not Patriots'.
Step 11: Aggregating `Retweeted user' nodes whose the patriotism identity is `Patriot' as `Patriots'.
Step 18: Aggregating `quality newspaper', `TV news station', `financial paper', and `foreign media' as `hard news'.
Step 19: Aggregating `web-only news media', `entertainment newspaper', and `news curation website' as `soft news'.
Step 20: Aggregating `personal media', `textboards', `Q&A sites', `image-hosting service', and `video-sharing service' as a `social media'.
Step 21: Aggregating `government', `political party or politician', `activist organization', and `neutral organization', as `political organization'.
Step 5: Aggregating `Retweeted user' nodes whose the patriotism identity is `No Patriot' as `Not Patriots'.
Step 6: Aggregating `Retweeted user' nodes whose the patriotism identity is `Patriot' as `Patriots'.
Step 10: Aggregating `quality newspaper', `TV news station', `financial paper', and `foreign media' as `hard news'.
Step 11: Aggregating `web-only news media', `entertainment newspaper', and `news curation website' as `soft news'.
Step 12: Aggregating `personal media', `textboards', `Q&A sites', `image-hosting service', and `video-sharing service' as a `social media'.
Step 13: Aggregating `government', `political party or politician', `activist organization', and `neutral organization', as `political organization'.