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HomeApplied Mechanics and MaterialsApplied Mechanics and Materials Vols. 401-403A Survey on Information Credibility on Twitter

A Survey on Information Credibility on Twitter

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Twitter has emerged as an ideal platform both for conversation and substantive real-time events, growing considerable concerns whether tweets are credible or not. In this paper, we concentrate on investigating the credibility perceptions of events which would generate abundant activity and significant interconnection on Twitter. We present several methods for crawling tweets set from Twitter according to certain rules. Furthermore, we conduct various experiments for assessing credibility, in which we list affluent categories of features relevant to determining credibility and prominent algorithms to improve the effectiveness for assessing credibility. And then we bring forward some existing imperfection of previous research on information credibility and further look into the future work benefit for assessing credibility precisely.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 401-403)

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1788-1791

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September 2013

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Jun An, Wei Jiang Li, Lei Na Ji, Feng Wang

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Credibility, Features, Twitter

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