Titlebook: Social Computing, Behavioral-Cultural Modeling, and Prediction; 8th International Co Nitin Agarwal,Kevin Xu,Nathaniel Osgood Conference pro

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Are You Satisfied with Life?: Predicting Satisfaction with Life from FacebookSWL of top friends or significant others, increased prediction accuracy. Our final model incorporated ego features, predicted personality features, and the SWL of strong links. The final model out-performed previous research on the same dataset by 45%.

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Social Network Extraction and High Value Individual (HVI) Identification within Fused Intelligence Ds shed light on the sensitivity of betweenness, closeness and degree centrality metrics to fused graph inputs and the role of HVI identification as a test-and-evaluation tool for fusion process optimization.

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The Impact of Human Behavioral Changes in 2014 West Africa Ebola Outbreak (i.e., Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea) in West Africa. A series of sensitivity analysis was performed to get insights of the likely human behavioral response to the change of disease epidemic, which helps understand the determinants of disease control. Our analysis suggests the reproductive numbe

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The Influence of Collaboration on Research Quality research published between 1992 and 2013 by the means of regression and cluster network analyses of collaboration networks of authors and organizations contributing to terrorism research. The findings demonstrate that heterogeneous and organizationally diverse research groups are more likely to gen

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Detecting Rumors Through Modeling Information Propagation Networks in a Social Media Environmentes that whether a user tends to spread a rumor is dependent upon specific attributes of the user in addition to content characteristics of the message itself. Under this hypothesis, information propagation patterns of rumors versus those of credible messages in a social media environment are systema

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Persistence in Voting Behavior: Stronghold Dynamics in Electionsdy the so-called political strongholds, i.e., locations where the votes-shares for a party are systematically higher than average. A quantitative definition of a stronghold by means of persistence in time of fluctuations in the voting spatial distribution is introduced, and results from the US Presi

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