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Quantifying political leaning from tweets, retweets, and retweeters
Felix Ming Fai Wong
, Chee Wei Tan
,
Soumya Sen
, Mung Chiang
Information and Decision Sciences
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Arts and Humanities
Elections
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Temporal
100%
Political Science
100%
Political Polarization
100%
USA
100%
Presidential Election
100%
Quantitative Study
100%
Political Issue
100%
Election Campaign
100%
Social Network
100%
Computer Science
Optimization Problem
100%
Convex Optimization
100%
Online Social Networks
100%
Quantitative Study
100%
Temporal Dynamic
100%
Political Issue
100%
Inference Technique
100%
Political Actor
100%
Election Campaign
100%
United States of America
100%
Keyphrases
Tweets
100%
Retweet
100%
Retweeters
100%
Political Orientation
100%
General Public
25%
Inference Methods
25%
News Media
25%
Higher Rank
25%
Temporal Dynamics
25%
Online Social Networks
25%
Convex Optimization Problem
25%
Rank Correlation
25%
Political Issues
25%
Twitter User
25%
Ordinary Users
25%
Retweeting
25%
Presidential Election Campaign
25%
Media Actor
25%
Hashtag
25%
Public News
25%
Similar Users
25%
Political Polarization
25%
Experimental Political Science
25%
Political Actors
25%
2012 U.S. Presidential Election
25%
Social Sciences
USA
100%
Political Science
100%
Presidential Election
100%
Political Actor
100%
Election Campaign
100%
Social Network
100%