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The mass hacking of verified Twitter accounts is a symptom of ...
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— Derek Ruths is a professor of computer science at McGill University, where he advances the responsible use of large datasets to measure and ... › ...
Derek Ruths | Newsroom - McGill University
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Derek Ruths. Contact Information. Email address: . Phone: Department: School of Computer Science. Link(s):. School of ...
CSDC Speaker Series: Derek Ruths and Ruth Dassonneville - CSDC -...
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As part of its ongoing Speaker Series, the Centre for the Study of Democratic Citizenship presents: Friday December 11th, Prof. Derek Ruths (McGill ...
Important and complex systems may be more controllable ...
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— Justin and Derek Ruths, from Singapore University of Technology and Design and McGill University respectively, have suggested, in an article ... › news ›
The causes and consequences of COVID-19 misperceptions
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von A Bridgman · · Zitiert von: 276 — Derek Ruths. School of Computer Science, McGill University, Canada. Lisa Teichmann. Department of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures, ... › ...
W100 Annual Conference 2022: Montréal, Canada
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Derek Ruths, Professor of Computer Science and Co-Founder of Charitable Analytics International. Derek Ruths McGill University & Charitable Analytics ... › w...
Study finds obstacles with social media data | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
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Finding valuable insights through so-called big data isn’t as simple as sifting through a few million Twitter posts, a new study finds.
Study: Social Media Is Misused by Researchers | PCMag
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There are big flaws in how we analyze and predict human behavior based on social media data.
Using Social Media for Behavior Studies Can Lead to Bad Science
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Scientists need to think twice when they use data from Facebook, Twitter and other social media sites in their studies, two computer scientists warn.
Soziale Medien – verzerrte Ergebnisse? - Forscher warnen vor...
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Big Data mit Risiko: Twitter, Facebook und Co sind längst auch für Forscher zu einem wertvollen Hilfsmittel geworden. Denn sie liefern jede Menge Daten
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