Emoticon Style: Interpreting Differences in Emoticons Across Cultures
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...Inferring Affect From Tweets In order to quantitatively measure what kinds of affect are associated with a given emoticon, we used LIWC (Linguistic Inquiry and Word Count) (Tausczik and Pennebaker 2010), which is a text analysis program that counts words in various psychological categories....
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...Methodology Twitter Data We use a corpus of the Twitter data in (Cha et al. 2010) from 2006 to 2009, which contains information about 54 million users and all of their public posts....
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...Foundational studies of influence (Axelrod 1986) and homophily (Lazarsfeld and R.K.Merton 1954) analyze these mechanisms on their own, but more recently researchers have begun to look at how influence and homophily interact (Axelrod 1997), especially in the context of social media to lead to…...
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...Foundational studies of influence (Axelrod 1986) and homophily (Lazarsfeld and R....
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...Merton 1954) analyze these mechanisms on their own, but more recently researchers have begun to look at how influence and homophily interact (Axelrod 1997), especially in the context of social media to lead to complex effects on the behavior and link patterns of individuals....
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...…(Lazarsfeld and R.K.Merton 1954) analyze these mechanisms on their own, but more recently researchers have begun to look at how influence and homophily interact (Axelrod 1997), especially in the context of social media to lead to complex effects on the behavior and link patterns of individuals....
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