User role analysis in online social networks based on Dirichlet process mixture models
2016 International Conference on Advanced Cloud and Big Data (CBD), 2016•ieeexplore.ieee.org
The large number of SNS users brings marketers and managers huge opportunities and
tough challenges simultaneously to extract managerial implications from SNS user
behaviors. To gain insight into user behaviors, researchers divide users into roles (ie user
groups) to analyze the difference of user behaviors between distinct roles. In traditional role
discovery algorithms, the number of roles is intractable and predefined. User features
implied in unstructured text data have been rarely used. In this paper, we propose a Dirichlet …
tough challenges simultaneously to extract managerial implications from SNS user
behaviors. To gain insight into user behaviors, researchers divide users into roles (ie user
groups) to analyze the difference of user behaviors between distinct roles. In traditional role
discovery algorithms, the number of roles is intractable and predefined. User features
implied in unstructured text data have been rarely used. In this paper, we propose a Dirichlet …
The large number of SNS users brings marketers and managers huge opportunities and tough challenges simultaneously to extract managerial implications from SNS user behaviors. To gain insight into user behaviors, researchers divide users into roles (i.e. user groups) to analyze the difference of user behaviors between distinct roles. In traditional role discovery algorithms, the number of roles is intractable and predefined. User features implied in unstructured text data have been rarely used. In this paper, we propose a Dirichlet Process Mixture Model to automatically optimize the number of roles and integrate features mined from text data to analyze user roles.
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