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found 47 matches
- 2012
- Hans Akkermans:
Web dynamics as a random walk: how and why power laws occur. WebSci 2012: 1-10 - Pramod Anantharam, Krishnaprasad Thirunarayan, Amit P. Sheth:
Topical anomaly detection from Twitter stream. WebSci 2012: 11-14 - Fred S. Annexstein, Kenneth A. Berman:
Synthesis ranking with critic resonance. WebSci 2012: 15-23 - Yoram Bachrach, Michal Kosinski, Thore Graepel, Pushmeet Kohli, David Stillwell:
Personality and patterns of Facebook usage. WebSci 2012: 24-32 - Lars Backstrom, Paolo Boldi, Marco Rosa, Johan Ugander, Sebastiano Vigna:
Four degrees of separation. WebSci 2012: 33-42 - Sanmitra Bhattacharya, Hung Tran, Padmini Srinivasan, Jerry Suls:
Belief surveillance with Twitter. WebSci 2012: 43-46 - Kerstin Bischoff:
We love rock 'n' roll: analyzing and predicting friendship links in Last.fm. WebSci 2012: 47-56 - Praphul Chandra, Arun Kalyanasundaram:
A network pruning based approach for subset-specific influential detection. WebSci 2012: 57-66 - Long Cheng, Lei Zhang, Jinchuan Wang:
A study of human flesh search with epidemic models. WebSci 2012: 67-73 - Trevor D. Collins, Paul Mulholland, Annika Wolff:
Web supported emplotment: using object and event descriptions to facilitate storytelling online and in galleries. WebSci 2012: 74-77 - Huw C. Davies, Susan J. Halford, Nick Gibbins:
Digital Natives?: investigating young people's critical skills in evaluating web based information. WebSci 2012: 78-81 - Ernesto Diaz-Aviles, Avaré Stewart:
Tracking Twitter for epidemic intelligence: case study: EHEC/HUS outbreak in Germany, 2011. WebSci 2012: 82-85 - Aiden Charles Dipple, Kerry Raymond, Michael J. Docherty:
Stigmergy in web 2.0: a model for site dynamics. WebSci 2012: 86-94 - Lujun Fang, Alex Fabrikant, Kristen LeFevre:
Look who I found: understanding the effects of sharing curated friend groups. WebSci 2012: 95-104 - Mingyan Gao, Vivek K. Singh, Ramesh C. Jain:
Eventshop: from heterogeneous web streams to personalized situation detection and control. WebSci 2012: 105-108 - Mangesh Gupte, Tina Eliassi-Rad:
Measuring tie strength in implicit social networks. WebSci 2012: 109-118 - Daniel Halpern, James E. Katz:
From e-government to social network government: towards a transition model. WebSci 2012: 119-127 - Clare J. Hooper, Alan J. Dix:
Web science and human-computer interaction: when disciplines collide. WebSci 2012: 128-136 - Clare J. Hooper, Nicolas Marie, Evangelos Kalampokis:
Dissecting the butterfly: representation of disciplines publishing at the web science conference series. WebSci 2012: 137-140 - Pushmeet Kohli, Michael J. Kearns, Yoram Bachrach, Ralf Herbrich, David Stillwell, Thore Graepel:
Colonel Blotto on Facebook: the effect of social relations on strategic interaction. WebSci 2012: 141-150 - Michal Kosinski, Yoram Bachrach, Gjergji Kasneci, Jurgen Van Gael, Thore Graepel:
Crowd IQ: measuring the intelligence of crowdsourcing platforms. WebSci 2012: 151-160 - Chris J. Kuhlman, V. S. Anil Kumar, S. S. Ravi:
Controlling opinion bias in online social networks. WebSci 2012: 165-174 - Jérôme Kunegis, Julia Preusse:
Fairness on the web: alternatives to the power law. WebSci 2012: 175-184 - Xuesong Lu, Giorgos Cheliotis, Xiyue Cao, Yi Song, Stéphane Bressan:
The configuration of networked publics on the web: evidence from the Greek Indignados movement. WebSci 2012: 185-194 - Malik Magdon-Ismail, Brian Orecchio:
Guard your connections: infiltration of a trust/reputation based network. WebSci 2012: 195-204 - Yelena Mejova, Padmini Srinivasan:
Political speech in social media streams: YouTube comments and Twitter posts. WebSci 2012: 205-208 - Patrick Minder, Abraham Bernstein:
How to translate a book within an hour: towards general purpose programmable human computers with CrowdLang. WebSci 2012: 209-212 - Nam P. Nguyen, Guanhua Yan, My T. Thai, Stephan J. Eidenbenz:
Containment of misinformation spread in online social networks. WebSci 2012: 213-222 - Kieron O'Hara:
Transparency, open data and trust in government: shaping the infosphere. WebSci 2012: 223-232 - Jaimie Yejean Park, Chin-Wan Chung:
When daily deal services meet Twitter: understanding Twitter as a daily deal marketing platform. WebSci 2012: 233-242
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