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Social Media Analysis for Event Detection

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This book includes chapters which discuss effective and efficient approaches in dealing with various aspects of social media analysis by using machine learning techniques from clustering to deep learning. A variety of theoretical aspects, application domains and case studies are covered to highlight how it is affordable to maximize the benefit of various applications from postings on social media platforms. Social media platforms have significantly influenced and reshaped various social aspects. They have set new means of communication and interaction between people, turning the whole world into a small village where people with internet connect can easily communicate without feeling any barriers. This has attracted the attention of researchers who have developed techniques and tools capable of studying various aspects of posts on social media platforms with main concentration on Twitter. This book addresses challenging applications in this dynamic domain where it is not possible to continue applying conventional techniques in studying social media postings. The content of this book helps the reader in developing own perspective about how to benefit from machine learning techniques in dealing with social media postings and how social media postings may directly influence various applications.


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ISBN: 9783031082443
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Author: Tansel Özyer
Publisher: Springer an imprint of Springer International Publishing
Format: Paperback
Pagination: 229 pages
Series: Lecture Notes in Social Networks
Genres: Databases
Media studies: internet, digital media and society
Natural language and machine translation
Machine learning
Combinatorics and graph theory