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Monitoring social relationship among Twitter users by using NodeXL

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Recently, various studies have been studying for measuring social relationship among online users by using social network service and expressing relationship through network. However, these previous researches did not consider the current time or generate relationships among the users, so they cannot clearly express the real time relationships among the users. In this study, to solve such problems, we collected the tweets of the Twitter and constructed a database by extracting user ID and hash tag based on MapReduce algorithm. By utilizing this, Twitter user relationship network map is designed and established, and this is compared and evaluated against Mentionmap network. As a result, the Twitter Network Map generated by the proposed method was more effective than the existing Mentionmap which used twitter OpenAPI.

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      RACS '13: Proceedings of the 2013 Research in Adaptive and Convergent Systems
      October 2013
      529 pages
      ISBN:9781450323482
      DOI:10.1145/2513228

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