#Wolframalpha facebook full

If you mouse-over the top of the report (where your name is) it exposes several icons with download options as well which may offer the same features.

#Wolframalpha facebook full

There is a link at the bottom of the report titled “Download” which isn’t active yet but states”Download your full results as a single interactive or static document for offline use”. You have the ability to share individual sections of your report via clip pages. All of these are complimented by various visual graphs and charts including a nice world map showing the location concentrations of your friends. There’s a breakdown of top commenter and post sharers. They also provide you with friend activity across your posts. Check your email and click the link to validate your Wolfram ID. Fill out the form using your umn.edu email, and click 'Create Wolfram ID'. Apparently I like to use the words great, new and here. First you need to Create a Wolfram account (if you dont already have one): Go to and click 'Create Account'. There’s also some more interesting facts such as the frequency of word usage in your posts. The activity section provides breakdowns of the type of content you post such as links, photos, videos, or statuses. The detailed analytics are broken down into several buckets. Sure there’s been some other services that have provided some statistics by connecting to your Facebook data but none have had the power of Mathematica and their pretty charts and graphs to compute their results.

Last week WolframAlpha announced the release of personal analytics for Facebook.This comes several months after we learned at the Quantified Self blog that Stephen Wolfram is an avid self tracker.