a Digital Socioscope
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Publication
2015 - Cambridge University Press
Language
English
Word Count
46,000 words, Guess
Page Count
184 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivetwitterdigitalso0000unse
- ISBN-139781107102378
- ISBN-101107102375
- Library of Congress Control Number2015003326
- OCLC Control Number900913283
and 2 more
- Better World Books9781107102378
- Open LibraryOL28559048M
Classifications
- LCCHM533.5 .T95 2015
Description
"How can Twitter data be used to study individual-level human behavior and social interaction on a global scale? This book introduces readers to the methods, opportunities, and challenges of using Twitter data to analyze phenomena ranging from the number of people infected by the flu, to national elections, to tomorrow's stock prices. Each chapter, written by leading domain experts in clear and accessible language, takes the reader to the forefront of the newly emerging field of computational social science. An introductory chapter on Twitter data analysis provides an overview of key tools and skills, and gives pointers on how to get started, while the case studies demonstrate shortcomings, limitations, and pitfalls of Twitter data as well as its advantages. The book will be an excellent resource for social science students and researchers wanting to explore the use of online data"--
Subjects
Topics
Other Editions
- Twitter: a Digital Socioscope
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