This document presents a framework for interweaving trend and user modeling to improve personalized news recommendations. The framework constructs profiles from a user's Twitter data and trends in topics discussed on Twitter. An experiment shows that combining trend and user profiles through time-sensitive weighting and aggregation outperforms using only user profiles for news recommendation. Future work will explore the impact of profiles from different domains on recommendation performance.
In Search of Influence - aka "What the f!#@ is the influence?"Matteo Flora
La mia presentazione al Ninja Marketing camp di Napoli del 13 Ottobre 2012, in merito a COSA sono gli Influencer e come valutare l'influenza dei singoli utenti in un Framework generico di valutazione.
ALEF: A Framework for Adaptive Web-based Learning 2.0ariquis
The document introduces ALEF, an Adaptive Learning Framework that merges adaptive learning with Web 2.0 concepts. ALEF uses lightweight domain modeling, extensible personalization and adaptation, and supports student active participation. It addresses limitations of previous adaptive learning environments. ALEF's core domain model centers around users, content, annotations, learning objects, concepts, tags, blogs, and comments. It describes two activity flows for learning and creating/collaborating and shows how the user model, semantic logger, inferencer, personalizer, presenter, and content creator work together.
The document analyzes user modeling approaches for generating Twitter-based user profiles to support personalized news recommendations. It explores different profile types (tweet-based, entity-based, topic-based), the impact of semantic enrichment, and how profiles change over time and according to temporal patterns. An evaluation shows that entity-based profiles combined with semantic enrichment most improve recommendation quality and that adapting topic-based profiles to temporal context also helps performance. Future work is needed to understand what profile types best support different personalization tasks.
GeniUS:Generic User Modeling Library for the Social Semantic WebQi Gao
GeniUS is a topic and user modeling library that produces semantically meaningful user profiles from social web data. It aggregates relevant user information from sources like Twitter, enriches it with semantic data, and generates domain-specific profiles according to application needs. The library is flexible and extensible to support different applications. It contains modules for item fetching, semantic enrichment, weighting profiles, configuration, and RDF serialization. An analysis of GeniUS showed it can construct complete Twitter-based profiles and derive domain-specific profiles from social activities to support personalized recommendations.
Semantic Enrichment of Twitter Posts for User Profile Construction on the Soc...Qi Gao
This document presents a framework for semantically enriching Twitter posts to construct more meaningful user profiles. It aims to answer whether user profiles can be built from Twitter activities and reused for applications like recommendations. The framework links Twitter posts to external news articles to extract topics, entities, and events for modeling user interests. Evaluation shows semantic enrichment via external linking provides richer user profiles and improves recommendation accuracy compared to profiles based only on tweet content. Future work includes analyzing the dynamic nature of Twitter-based profiles over time.
Facebook launched new advertising applications called Facebook Ads and Project Beacon that allow businesses to advertise to users and share users' online activities with their Facebook friends. While Facebook claims this will improve advertising and sharing, many argue it invades users' privacy by sharing private purchasing and browsing habits without clear consent. Some users are considering closing their Facebook accounts if Beacon is not made truly optional. The new applications could generate revenue for Facebook but also risk reducing users and trust if privacy concerns are not adequately addressed.
In Search of Influence - aka "What the f!#@ is the influence?"Matteo Flora
La mia presentazione al Ninja Marketing camp di Napoli del 13 Ottobre 2012, in merito a COSA sono gli Influencer e come valutare l'influenza dei singoli utenti in un Framework generico di valutazione.
ALEF: A Framework for Adaptive Web-based Learning 2.0ariquis
The document introduces ALEF, an Adaptive Learning Framework that merges adaptive learning with Web 2.0 concepts. ALEF uses lightweight domain modeling, extensible personalization and adaptation, and supports student active participation. It addresses limitations of previous adaptive learning environments. ALEF's core domain model centers around users, content, annotations, learning objects, concepts, tags, blogs, and comments. It describes two activity flows for learning and creating/collaborating and shows how the user model, semantic logger, inferencer, personalizer, presenter, and content creator work together.
The document analyzes user modeling approaches for generating Twitter-based user profiles to support personalized news recommendations. It explores different profile types (tweet-based, entity-based, topic-based), the impact of semantic enrichment, and how profiles change over time and according to temporal patterns. An evaluation shows that entity-based profiles combined with semantic enrichment most improve recommendation quality and that adapting topic-based profiles to temporal context also helps performance. Future work is needed to understand what profile types best support different personalization tasks.
GeniUS:Generic User Modeling Library for the Social Semantic WebQi Gao
GeniUS is a topic and user modeling library that produces semantically meaningful user profiles from social web data. It aggregates relevant user information from sources like Twitter, enriches it with semantic data, and generates domain-specific profiles according to application needs. The library is flexible and extensible to support different applications. It contains modules for item fetching, semantic enrichment, weighting profiles, configuration, and RDF serialization. An analysis of GeniUS showed it can construct complete Twitter-based profiles and derive domain-specific profiles from social activities to support personalized recommendations.
Semantic Enrichment of Twitter Posts for User Profile Construction on the Soc...Qi Gao
This document presents a framework for semantically enriching Twitter posts to construct more meaningful user profiles. It aims to answer whether user profiles can be built from Twitter activities and reused for applications like recommendations. The framework links Twitter posts to external news articles to extract topics, entities, and events for modeling user interests. Evaluation shows semantic enrichment via external linking provides richer user profiles and improves recommendation accuracy compared to profiles based only on tweet content. Future work includes analyzing the dynamic nature of Twitter-based profiles over time.
Facebook launched new advertising applications called Facebook Ads and Project Beacon that allow businesses to advertise to users and share users' online activities with their Facebook friends. While Facebook claims this will improve advertising and sharing, many argue it invades users' privacy by sharing private purchasing and browsing habits without clear consent. Some users are considering closing their Facebook accounts if Beacon is not made truly optional. The new applications could generate revenue for Facebook but also risk reducing users and trust if privacy concerns are not adequately addressed.
Mandar Media is an integrated visual communications company based in Jakarta, Indonesia that has worked with local and international companies since 2004. They apply key business principles and offer valuable strategy, design, ideas, and consulting to develop, support, and enhance clients' marketing and promotion programs. Mandar Media is expert in areas like web design, multimedia, video production, and copywriting to provide successful solutions for their clients.
UMAP2016 - Analyzing Aggregated Semantics-enabled User Modeling on Google+ an...GUANGYUAN PIAO
In this paper, we study if reusing Google+ profiles can provide reliable recommendations on Twitter to resolve the cold start problem. Next, we investigate the impact of giving different weights for aggregating user profiles from two OSNs and present that giving a higher weight to the targeted OSN profile for aggregation allows the best performance in the context of a personalized link recommender system. Finally, we propose a user modeling strategy which combines entity-and category-based user profiles using with a discounting strategy. Results show that our proposed strategy improves the quality of user modeling significantly compared to the baseline method.
The document discusses adaptive learning environments and adaptive systems. It covers topics such as the need for adaptation, user modeling, adaptation of presentation and navigation, and the GRAPPLE architecture. Adaptive systems can adapt content, information, and processes like navigation based on attributes of the user like knowledge, goals, preferences, and context. User modeling involves representing these attributes in a user model, such as with an overlay model to represent a user's knowledge. The document also discusses adaptation techniques, application areas of adaptive systems, and issues to consider in designing adaptive systems.
GeniUS is a topic and user modeling library that produces semantically meaningful user profiles from social web data to enhance interoperability between applications. It aggregates relevant user information from sources like Twitter, enriches it with semantic data, and generates customized profiles according to application needs. Evaluation shows domain-specific profiles generated by GeniUS improve recommendation performance compared to generic profiles, with performance varying slightly between domains.
Sentiment Analysis is the process of finding the sentiments from different classes of words.
Generally speaking, sentiment analysis aims to determine the attitude of a speaker or a writer with
respect to some topic or the overall contextual polarity of a document. The attitude may be his or
her judgment or evaluation, affective state, or the intended emotional communication. In this case,
‘tweets’! Given a micro-blogging platform where official, verified tweets are available to us, we
need to identify the sentiments of those tweets. A model must be constructed where the sentiments
are scored, for each product individually and then they are compared with, diagrammatically,
portraying users’ feedback from the producers stand point.
There are many websites that offer a comparison between various products or services based on
certain features of the article such as its predominant traits, price, and its welcome in the market and
so on. However not many provide a juxtaposing of commodities with user review as the focal point.
Those few that do work with Naïve Bayes Machine Learning Algorithms, that poses a disadvantage
as it mandatorily assumes that the features, in our project, words, are independent of each other.
This is a comparatively inefficient method of performing Sentiment Analysis on bulk text, for
official purposes, since sentences will not give the meaning they are supposed to convey, if each
word is considered a separate entity. Maximum Entropy Classifier overcomes this draw back by
limiting the assumptions it makes of the input data feed, which is what we use in the proposed
system.
This document summarizes a research paper on opinion mining from Twitter data. It discusses the challenges of sentiment analysis on short Twitter posts, including named entity recognition, anaphora resolution, parsing, and detecting sarcasm. It also reviews several papers on related topics, such as frameworks for Twitter opinion mining using classification techniques, using Twitter as a corpus for sentiment analysis, and analyzing opinions during the 2012 Korean presidential election on Twitter. Overall, it covers key techniques in opinion mining like identifying opinion targets and orientation. It proposes future work to develop a web application to compare Twitter opinion mining performance and use supervised learning to improve accuracy.
Harvesting Intelligence from User Interactions R A Akerkar
This document discusses how to harvest intelligence from user interactions on websites. It explains that as users share opinions, content, and participate in online communities, data is generated that can be converted into intelligence to personalize websites. It describes how collecting diverse opinions from many users can lead to "wise crowds" and collective intelligence. The key is to allow user interactions, learn about users in aggregate, and personalize content using this data. Content and collaborative filtering are approaches to build user and item profiles to detect meaningful relationships and make recommendations. The goal is to transform applications from being content-centric to being user-centric using collective intelligence.
IRJET- Identification of Prevalent News from Twitter and Traditional Media us...IRJET Journal
This document describes a study that uses community detection models to identify prevalent news topics discussed on both Twitter and traditional media like BBC. It collects tweets and news articles about sports over a one-month period. Keywords are extracted from the data and a graph is constructed to represent relationships between words. Three community detection models - Girvan-Newman clustering, CLIQUE, and Louvain - are used to cluster similar content and detect communities of keywords representing news topics. The number of unique Twitter users engaged with each topic is also calculated to rank topics by user attention. The goal is to analyze how information is distributed between social and traditional media and identify emerging topics with low coverage in traditional sources.
The document discusses user modeling and personalization on Twitter. It identifies four building blocks for generating user profiles from Twitter data: 1) temporal constraints, 2) profile type, 3) semantic enrichment, and 4) weighting schemes. The presentation analyzes how these building blocks impact the characteristics of Twitter-based user profiles over time. It then evaluates how different user modeling strategies can improve personalized news recommendations based on Twitter profiles. Key findings include that entity-based profiles provide better recommendations than topic-based or hashtag-based profiles, semantic enrichment improves quality, and adapting profiles to temporal context helps, especially for topic-based profiles. The discussion considers open research questions around searching and re-using social data, and balancing personalization with ser
Identifying ghost users using social media metadata - University College LondonGreg Kawere
You are your Metadata: Identification and Obfuscation of Social Media Users using Metadata Information a joint research project of the Alan Turing Institute and University College in London
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IRJET- An Improved Machine Learning for Twitter Breaking News Extraction ...IRJET Journal
This document discusses an improved machine learning approach for extracting breaking news from Twitter based on trending topics. The approach aims to filter tweets to remove irrelevant information, cluster similar tweets that relate to real-world events to identify breaking news stories, and dynamically rank the identified news stories over time for tracking. The approach is evaluated using different supervised text classification algorithms to classify tweets as news or not and a density-based clustering algorithm to group related tweets.
Social Software and Community Information SystemsRalf Klamma
Social Software links social entities on the Internet. With this term we label new communication and collaboration media like wikis, blogs, social bookmarking but also traditional media supporting communities of practice. Scientific and professional communities challenge information systems engineering with high demands on traceable and secured collaboration and processing of scientific data. Flexibility, adaptation, interoperability are only a few requirements to mention.
With the advent of international standards XML-based standards like MPEG-7 for the handling of complex multimedia metadata and service oriented architectures engineers and community facilitators can create more generic services for the many communities with diverse but professional needs. Therefore, communities have to be incorporated in the community information systems engineering process.
In the talk we present a new reflective information system architecture called ATLAS offering self observation mechanisms for the establishment of a community-centered learning and improvement process for social software.
Picturing the Social: Talk for Transforming Digital Methods Winter SchoolFarida Vis
This talk highlights the work of the Visual Social Media Lab and the Picturing the Social project. It summarises the key research questions and aims of the project. It highlights the value of interdisciplinarity and working closely with industry in this area. It also focuses on the way in which me might study different types of structures involved in the circulation and the scopic regimes that make social media images more or less visible. It also tries to unpack how we can start to think about APIs as 'method' and looks at the different ways in which we can get access to different kinds of social media image data. Both through public ('free') APIs and ('pay for') firehose data.
This document outlines an upcoming MOBISYS seminar on social computing research. The seminar will feature 4-minute presentations from 4 speakers: Licia Capra, Afra Mashadi, Claudio Weeraratne, and Valentina Zanardi. Additional researchers may also present. The speakers will discuss their work on topics like collaborative filtering, reputation systems, trust models, content sharing, and analyzing social behavior in pervasive computing environments. Future directions for research are also mentioned.
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SENTIMENT ANALYSIS – SARCASM DETECTION USING MACHINE LEARNINGIRJET Journal
This document discusses sarcasm detection in text using machine learning. It provides background on sarcasm and sentiment analysis. It then reviews several papers on sarcasm detection techniques using machine learning classifiers like SVM, Naive Bayes, decision trees, ensemble methods, LSTM-CNN neural networks. Hybrid approaches combining classifiers generally achieved better results than individual classifiers. The best performing models were soft attention BiLSTM-ConvNet achieving 97.87% accuracy and stacked generalization ensemble with 97% accuracy and detection rate.
This document summarizes a research paper that proposes using a logistic regression classifier trained with stochastic gradient descent to predict Twitter users' personalities from their tweets. It begins with an abstract of the paper and an introduction on personality prediction from social media. It then provides more detail on the anatomy of the research, including defining personality prediction from Twitter, its applications, and the general process of using machine learning for the task. Next, it reviews several previous studies on personality prediction from Twitter and social networks, noting their approaches, findings and limitations. It identifies remaining research gaps, such as the need for improved linguistic analysis of tweets and more robust/scalable predictive models. Finally, it proposes using a logistic regression classifier as the personality prediction model to address
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL TOPICS IN TWITTER USING WEIGHTED PREDICTION NETWORKIAEME Publication
The document describes a weighted prediction network for retrieving information from Twitter. The network analyzes Twitter data and maps users, tags, topics, trends, and followers with weights to determine the most relevant information to display. It collects Twitter data, analyzes trends and associated tweets, and displays the trends in descending order of weight. This helps prioritize tweets and minimize the time users spend searching for relevant information on Twitter. The network was implemented using the Spring framework with a MySQL database to test its ability to efficiently retrieve weighted, personalized Twitter data.
Mandar Media is an integrated visual communications company based in Jakarta, Indonesia that has worked with local and international companies since 2004. They apply key business principles and offer valuable strategy, design, ideas, and consulting to develop, support, and enhance clients' marketing and promotion programs. Mandar Media is expert in areas like web design, multimedia, video production, and copywriting to provide successful solutions for their clients.
UMAP2016 - Analyzing Aggregated Semantics-enabled User Modeling on Google+ an...GUANGYUAN PIAO
In this paper, we study if reusing Google+ profiles can provide reliable recommendations on Twitter to resolve the cold start problem. Next, we investigate the impact of giving different weights for aggregating user profiles from two OSNs and present that giving a higher weight to the targeted OSN profile for aggregation allows the best performance in the context of a personalized link recommender system. Finally, we propose a user modeling strategy which combines entity-and category-based user profiles using with a discounting strategy. Results show that our proposed strategy improves the quality of user modeling significantly compared to the baseline method.
The document discusses adaptive learning environments and adaptive systems. It covers topics such as the need for adaptation, user modeling, adaptation of presentation and navigation, and the GRAPPLE architecture. Adaptive systems can adapt content, information, and processes like navigation based on attributes of the user like knowledge, goals, preferences, and context. User modeling involves representing these attributes in a user model, such as with an overlay model to represent a user's knowledge. The document also discusses adaptation techniques, application areas of adaptive systems, and issues to consider in designing adaptive systems.
GeniUS is a topic and user modeling library that produces semantically meaningful user profiles from social web data to enhance interoperability between applications. It aggregates relevant user information from sources like Twitter, enriches it with semantic data, and generates customized profiles according to application needs. Evaluation shows domain-specific profiles generated by GeniUS improve recommendation performance compared to generic profiles, with performance varying slightly between domains.
Sentiment Analysis is the process of finding the sentiments from different classes of words.
Generally speaking, sentiment analysis aims to determine the attitude of a speaker or a writer with
respect to some topic or the overall contextual polarity of a document. The attitude may be his or
her judgment or evaluation, affective state, or the intended emotional communication. In this case,
‘tweets’! Given a micro-blogging platform where official, verified tweets are available to us, we
need to identify the sentiments of those tweets. A model must be constructed where the sentiments
are scored, for each product individually and then they are compared with, diagrammatically,
portraying users’ feedback from the producers stand point.
There are many websites that offer a comparison between various products or services based on
certain features of the article such as its predominant traits, price, and its welcome in the market and
so on. However not many provide a juxtaposing of commodities with user review as the focal point.
Those few that do work with Naïve Bayes Machine Learning Algorithms, that poses a disadvantage
as it mandatorily assumes that the features, in our project, words, are independent of each other.
This is a comparatively inefficient method of performing Sentiment Analysis on bulk text, for
official purposes, since sentences will not give the meaning they are supposed to convey, if each
word is considered a separate entity. Maximum Entropy Classifier overcomes this draw back by
limiting the assumptions it makes of the input data feed, which is what we use in the proposed
system.
This document summarizes a research paper on opinion mining from Twitter data. It discusses the challenges of sentiment analysis on short Twitter posts, including named entity recognition, anaphora resolution, parsing, and detecting sarcasm. It also reviews several papers on related topics, such as frameworks for Twitter opinion mining using classification techniques, using Twitter as a corpus for sentiment analysis, and analyzing opinions during the 2012 Korean presidential election on Twitter. Overall, it covers key techniques in opinion mining like identifying opinion targets and orientation. It proposes future work to develop a web application to compare Twitter opinion mining performance and use supervised learning to improve accuracy.
Harvesting Intelligence from User Interactions R A Akerkar
This document discusses how to harvest intelligence from user interactions on websites. It explains that as users share opinions, content, and participate in online communities, data is generated that can be converted into intelligence to personalize websites. It describes how collecting diverse opinions from many users can lead to "wise crowds" and collective intelligence. The key is to allow user interactions, learn about users in aggregate, and personalize content using this data. Content and collaborative filtering are approaches to build user and item profiles to detect meaningful relationships and make recommendations. The goal is to transform applications from being content-centric to being user-centric using collective intelligence.
IRJET- Identification of Prevalent News from Twitter and Traditional Media us...IRJET Journal
This document describes a study that uses community detection models to identify prevalent news topics discussed on both Twitter and traditional media like BBC. It collects tweets and news articles about sports over a one-month period. Keywords are extracted from the data and a graph is constructed to represent relationships between words. Three community detection models - Girvan-Newman clustering, CLIQUE, and Louvain - are used to cluster similar content and detect communities of keywords representing news topics. The number of unique Twitter users engaged with each topic is also calculated to rank topics by user attention. The goal is to analyze how information is distributed between social and traditional media and identify emerging topics with low coverage in traditional sources.
The document discusses user modeling and personalization on Twitter. It identifies four building blocks for generating user profiles from Twitter data: 1) temporal constraints, 2) profile type, 3) semantic enrichment, and 4) weighting schemes. The presentation analyzes how these building blocks impact the characteristics of Twitter-based user profiles over time. It then evaluates how different user modeling strategies can improve personalized news recommendations based on Twitter profiles. Key findings include that entity-based profiles provide better recommendations than topic-based or hashtag-based profiles, semantic enrichment improves quality, and adapting profiles to temporal context helps, especially for topic-based profiles. The discussion considers open research questions around searching and re-using social data, and balancing personalization with ser
Identifying ghost users using social media metadata - University College LondonGreg Kawere
You are your Metadata: Identification and Obfuscation of Social Media Users using Metadata Information a joint research project of the Alan Turing Institute and University College in London
Dear Students
Ingenious techno Solution offers an expertise guidance on you Final Year IEEE & Non- IEEE Projects on the following domain
JAVA
.NET
EMBEDDED SYSTEMS
ROBOTICS
MECHANICAL
MATLAB etc
For further details contact us:
enquiry@ingenioustech.in
044-42046028 or 8428302179.
Ingenious Techno Solution
#241/85, 4th floor
Rangarajapuram main road,
Kodambakkam (Power House)
http://www.ingenioustech.in/
IRJET- An Improved Machine Learning for Twitter Breaking News Extraction ...IRJET Journal
This document discusses an improved machine learning approach for extracting breaking news from Twitter based on trending topics. The approach aims to filter tweets to remove irrelevant information, cluster similar tweets that relate to real-world events to identify breaking news stories, and dynamically rank the identified news stories over time for tracking. The approach is evaluated using different supervised text classification algorithms to classify tweets as news or not and a density-based clustering algorithm to group related tweets.
Social Software and Community Information SystemsRalf Klamma
Social Software links social entities on the Internet. With this term we label new communication and collaboration media like wikis, blogs, social bookmarking but also traditional media supporting communities of practice. Scientific and professional communities challenge information systems engineering with high demands on traceable and secured collaboration and processing of scientific data. Flexibility, adaptation, interoperability are only a few requirements to mention.
With the advent of international standards XML-based standards like MPEG-7 for the handling of complex multimedia metadata and service oriented architectures engineers and community facilitators can create more generic services for the many communities with diverse but professional needs. Therefore, communities have to be incorporated in the community information systems engineering process.
In the talk we present a new reflective information system architecture called ATLAS offering self observation mechanisms for the establishment of a community-centered learning and improvement process for social software.
Picturing the Social: Talk for Transforming Digital Methods Winter SchoolFarida Vis
This talk highlights the work of the Visual Social Media Lab and the Picturing the Social project. It summarises the key research questions and aims of the project. It highlights the value of interdisciplinarity and working closely with industry in this area. It also focuses on the way in which me might study different types of structures involved in the circulation and the scopic regimes that make social media images more or less visible. It also tries to unpack how we can start to think about APIs as 'method' and looks at the different ways in which we can get access to different kinds of social media image data. Both through public ('free') APIs and ('pay for') firehose data.
This document outlines an upcoming MOBISYS seminar on social computing research. The seminar will feature 4-minute presentations from 4 speakers: Licia Capra, Afra Mashadi, Claudio Weeraratne, and Valentina Zanardi. Additional researchers may also present. The speakers will discuss their work on topics like collaborative filtering, reputation systems, trust models, content sharing, and analyzing social behavior in pervasive computing environments. Future directions for research are also mentioned.
This document proposes a model for representing trust and reputation in social internetworking systems. It discusses representing users, resources, and their interactions as a heterogeneous hypergraph rather than a traditional social network graph. It also presents algorithms for computing trust and reputation through a mutual reinforcement principle between user reputation and resource quality ratings. Future work is outlined to test these approaches on real social networking data and domains.
SENTIMENT ANALYSIS – SARCASM DETECTION USING MACHINE LEARNINGIRJET Journal
This document discusses sarcasm detection in text using machine learning. It provides background on sarcasm and sentiment analysis. It then reviews several papers on sarcasm detection techniques using machine learning classifiers like SVM, Naive Bayes, decision trees, ensemble methods, LSTM-CNN neural networks. Hybrid approaches combining classifiers generally achieved better results than individual classifiers. The best performing models were soft attention BiLSTM-ConvNet achieving 97.87% accuracy and stacked generalization ensemble with 97% accuracy and detection rate.
This document summarizes a research paper that proposes using a logistic regression classifier trained with stochastic gradient descent to predict Twitter users' personalities from their tweets. It begins with an abstract of the paper and an introduction on personality prediction from social media. It then provides more detail on the anatomy of the research, including defining personality prediction from Twitter, its applications, and the general process of using machine learning for the task. Next, it reviews several previous studies on personality prediction from Twitter and social networks, noting their approaches, findings and limitations. It identifies remaining research gaps, such as the need for improved linguistic analysis of tweets and more robust/scalable predictive models. Finally, it proposes using a logistic regression classifier as the personality prediction model to address
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL TOPICS IN TWITTER USING WEIGHTED PREDICTION NETWORKIAEME Publication
The document describes a weighted prediction network for retrieving information from Twitter. The network analyzes Twitter data and maps users, tags, topics, trends, and followers with weights to determine the most relevant information to display. It collects Twitter data, analyzes trends and associated tweets, and displays the trends in descending order of weight. This helps prioritize tweets and minimize the time users spend searching for relevant information on Twitter. The network was implemented using the Spring framework with a MySQL database to test its ability to efficiently retrieve weighted, personalized Twitter data.
A Baseline Based Deep Learning Approach of Live Tweetsijtsrd
In this scenario social media plays a vital role in influencing the life of people. Twitter , Facebook, Instagram etc are the major social media platforms . They act as a platform for users to raise their opinions on things and events around them. Twitter is one such micro blogging site that allows the user to tweet 6000 tweets per day each of 280 characters long. Data analyst rely on this data to reach conclusion on the events happening around and also to rate a product. But due to massive volume of reviews the analysts find it difficult to go through them and reach at conclusions. In order to solve this problem we adopt the method of sentiment analysis. Sentiment analysis is an approach to classify the sentiment of user reviews, documents etc in terms of positive good , negative bad , neutral surprise . I suggest an enhanced twitter sentiment analysis that retrieves data based on a baseline in a particular pre defined time span and performs sentiment analysis using Textblob . This scheme differs from the traditional and existing one which performs sentiment analysis on pre saved data by performing sentiment analysis on real time data fetched via Twitter API . Thereby providing a much recent and relevant conclusion. Anjana Jimmington ""A Baseline Based Deep Learning Approach of Live Tweets"" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-3 | Issue-4 , June 2019, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd23918.pdf
Paper URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/computer-science/other/23918/a-baseline-based-deep-learning-approach-of-live-tweets/anjana-jimmington
Osservatorio mobile social networks final reportLaura Cavallaro
This document presents a research framework for analyzing the business models of mobile-Internet 2.0 social applications. It includes a taxonomy model that classifies social applications based on their focus, as well as a conceptual framework that identifies six major user needs that social applications fulfill to create value: informational, social, entertainment, communication, self-exposure, and commercial needs. The framework was developed through a mixed-methods study including a census survey and case studies of social applications. The goal of the framework is to understand and explain how social applications create, deliver, and capture value through their business models.
This document provides a review of techniques, tools, and platforms for analyzing social media data. It discusses the types of social media data and formats available, as well as tools for accessing, cleaning, analyzing, and visualizing social media data. Some key challenges of social media research are the restricted access to comprehensive data sources, lack of tools for in-depth analysis without programming, and need for large data storage and computing facilities to support research at scale. The document provides a methodology and critique of current approaches and outlines requirements to better support social media research.
Classification of Disastrous Tweets on Twitter using BERT ModelIRJET Journal
This document summarizes a research paper that used the BERT model to classify disaster-related tweets on Twitter. The researchers collected tweet data from Twitter related to disasters and emergencies and labeled them as referring to a genuine disaster or not. They preprocessed the tweet text and used the BERT model as well as other algorithms like SVM and TF-IDF to classify the tweets. The BERT model was able to understand the context of words in tweets to better determine if they referred to a disaster compared to methods that did not consider context. The researchers trained models on two different tweet datasets and evaluated the results, finding that the BERT model performed well at classifying disaster tweets.
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Interweaving Trend and User Modeling for Personalized News Recommendation
1. Interweaving Trend and User
Modeling for Personalized News
Recommendation
WI-IAT 2011 Lyon, France August, 2011
Qi Gao, Fabian Abel, Geert-Jan Houben, Ke Tao
{q.gao, f.abel, g.j.p.m.houben, k.tao}@tudelft.nl
Web Information Systems
Delft University of Technology
the Netherlands
Delft
University of
Technology
2. What we do: Science and Engineering for the
Personal Web
domains: news social media cultural heritage public data e-learning
Personalized Personalized
Adaptive Systems
Recommendations Search
Analysis and
User Modeling
Semantic Enrichment,
Linkage and Alignment
user/usage data
Social Web
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3. Research Challenge
Personalized News
Recommender
trends time
Profile
e?
? In flu enc Nov 15 Nov 30
interested in:
Dec 15 Dec 30
Analysis and
User Modeling politics people
Semantic Enrichment, (How) can we construct Twitter-based
Linkage and Alignment profiles to support news recommenders?
(How) do trends influence personalized news
recommendations?
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4. Twitter-based Trend and User Modeling Framework
Profile Type
user’s
interests
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Profile Enrichment
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time ? Weighting
news
recommender
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rre Scheme
o f nt t
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mm itt ts trends
un er
ity
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5. Trend and User Modeling Framework
Profile Type
Interpol T Politics
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concept weight
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entity-based
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1. What type of concepts
should represent “interests”?
time
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6. Trend and User Modeling Framework
Profile Type
Interpol (a) tweet-based
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concept weight
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Enrichment
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person http://bit.ly/pGnwkK wikileaks
Julian Assange
wikileaks
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wanted list
2. Further enrich the semantics of tweets?
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7. Trend and User Modeling Framework
Profile Type
3. How to weight the
concepts? Semantic
Enrichment
TF
Weighting
Scheme
weight(wikileaks)
weight(Julian Assange)
weight(Interpol)
time
Nov 15 Nov 30 Dec 15 Dec 30
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8. Trend and User Modeling Framework
Profile Type
3. How to weight the
concepts? Semantic
Enrichment
TF - Time sensitive weighting
Time functions: smoothing the
Sensitive weights with standard Weighting
TF*IDF
deviation Scheme
σ(interpol) < σ(united states)
weight(interpol) > weight(united states)
time
Nov 15 Nov 30 Dec 15 Dec 30
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Scheme
long term user history
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current trends Aggregation
(1-d)* Trend Profile
aggregated profile
time
Nov 15 Nov 30 Dec 15 Dec 30
Interweaving Trend and User Modeling 10
11. Experiment: News Recommendation
• Task: Recommending news articles (= tweets with URLs pointing to news
articles)
• Dataset: > 2month; >10m tweets; > 20k users
• Recommender algorithm: cosine similarity between profile and
candidate item
> 5 relevant
• Ground truth: (re-)tweets of users (577 users)
tweets per user
• Candidate items: news-related tweets posted during evaluation period
5529 candidate news articles
Recommendations = ?
trend profile
P(u)= ? user profile
time
1 week
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12. Results: Which weighting functions is best for
generating trend profiles?
Time sensitive weighting
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13. Results: Can we improve recommendation by
combining trend and user profiles?
Aggregation of trend and
user profiles improve the
recommendation
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14. Conclusions and Future Work
• Trend and user modeling framework for personalized news
recommendations
• Analysis:
• User profiles change over time influenced by trends
• Appropriate concept weighting strategies allow for the discovery of local trends
• Evaluation:
• Time sensitive weighting function is best for generating trend profiles
• Aggregation of trend and user profile can improve the performance of
recommendations
• Future work: What’s the impact of profiles from different domains on the
performance of recommendations?
Interweaving Trend and User Modeling 14
15. Thank you!
Qi Gao, Fabian Abel, Geert-Jan Houben, Ke Tao
Twitter: @persweb
http://wis.ewi.tudelft.nl/tweetum/
Interweaving Trend and User Modeling 15
16. Reference
• Semantic Enrichment of Twitter Posts for User Profile Construction on
the Social Web. In ESWC2011, Heraklion, Crete, Greece, May 2011.
• Analyzing Temporal Dynamics in Twitter Profiles for Personalized
Recommendations in the Social Web. WebSci'11, Koblenz, Germany, June
2011.
• Analyzing User Modeling on Twitter for Personalized News
Recommendation. UMAP2011, Girona, Spain, July 2011.
• http://wis.ewi.tudelft.nl/tums/
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