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Internet Research
Internet Research (2020) 30 (2): 695–709.
Published: 04 October 2019
... public opinion on Twitter in different disaster stages using the case of Hurricane Irma. Design/methodology/approach More than 3.5m tweets capturing the entire disaster lifecycle were collected and analyzed. Topic modeling was used to generate topics at each disaster stage based on Fink’s (1986) four...
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Internet Research
Internet Research (2019) 29 (1): 144–166.
Published: 03 December 2018
...–2016. The unstructured data are analyzed using probabilistic topic modeling and sentiment analysis. Findings Five main topics are identified, unveiling the hidden structure of consumers’ beliefs. A sentiment analysis profiling the clustered opinions reveals that the opinions that are focused...
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Internet Research
Internet Research (2016) 26 (3): 710–732.
Published: 06 June 2016
.... The Louvain algorithm is used to detect communities of co-commenting. Cosine similarity and topic modeling based on latent Dirichlet allocation are applied to study topical coherence within these communities. Findings – Bloggers unite into moderately manifest communities by commenting roughly the same...
