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Wielowymiarowa analiza mediów społecznościowych


(Multidimentional social media analysis)
DOI: 10.18276/epu.2017.126/2-31
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Social media has gained prominent attention in the last years. Hundreds of millions of people spending countless hours on social media to communicate, interact, share pictures and create groups of interests. Social media has become rich source of data for analysis to scientists and practitioners. Concept of multidimensional analysis of social media is presented in the article. Dimensions of analysis includes text analysis, user analysis, user networks analysis, geospatial analysis and picture analysis.
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