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AN ONLINE FRAMEWORK FOR CIVIL UNREST PREDICTION USING TWEET STREAM BASED ON TWEET WEIGHT AND EVENT DIFFUSION

Author Affiliations
Universiti Malaysia Pahang Al-Sultan Abdullah, Jessore University of Science and Technology
Published InJournal of Information and Communication Technology
Year2019
Citations6

Abstract

Twitter is one of most popular Internet-based social networking platform to share feelings, views, and opinions. In recent years, many researchers have utilized the social dynamic property of posted messages or tweets to predict civil unrest in advance. However, existing frameworks fail to describe the low granularity level of tweets and how they work in offline mode. Moreover, most of them do not deal with cases where enough tweet information is not available. To overcome these limitations, this article proposes an online framework for analyzing tweet stream inpredicting future civil unrest events. The framework filters tweet stream and classifies tweets using linear Support Vector Machine (SVM) classifier. After that, the weight of the tweet is measured and distributed among extracted…
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