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* Tues 3/8: '''Spring Break''' | * Tues 3/8: '''Spring Break''' | ||
* Thus 3/10: '''Spring Break''' | * Thus 3/10: '''Spring Break''' | ||
* Tues 3/15: mid-term project reports (10 min each) | * Tues 3/15: mid-term project reports (10 min each) | ||
* Thus 3/17: mid-term project reports (10 min each) | * Thus 3/17: mid-term project reports (10 min each) | ||
| − | * Tues 3/22: [[Class Meeting for 10-802 03/23/2011| | + | * Tues 3/22: [[Class Meeting for 10-802 03/23/2011|Information diffusion]] |
* Thus 3/24: [[Class Meeting for 10-802 03/25/2011|Information Diffusion 1]] | * Thus 3/24: [[Class Meeting for 10-802 03/25/2011|Information Diffusion 1]] | ||
* Tues 3/29: [[Class Meeting for 10-802 03/29/2011|Information Diffusion 2]] | * Tues 3/29: [[Class Meeting for 10-802 03/29/2011|Information Diffusion 2]] | ||
Revision as of 12:38, 28 December 2010
This is the syllabus for Social Media Analysis 10-802 in Spring 2011. The slides available may be out of date (from the last version of the class) but will be updated after each lecture.
Contents
January
- Tues 1/11: Overview of the course.
- Thus 1/13: Sentiment: Polarity Classification.
- Tues 1/18: Sentiment: Subjectivity and Opinion.
- Thus 1/20: Guest lecture: Discourse and Opinion (Swapna Sundaran). Note, this is a very large pdf file (150M).
- Tues 1/25: Graph background 1: Properties of social networks
- Thus 1/27: Graph background 2: Homophily and social networks
February
- Tues 2/1: Student project proposals
- Tues 2/3: Graph Background 3: Spectral Methods
- Tues 2/8: Graph Background 4: Probabilistic Graph Models cancelled due to snowpocalyse - we'll try again on Thursday
- Thus 2/10: Graph Background 4: Probabilistic Graph Models
- Tues 2/15: Unsupervised models for text in graphs 1
- Thus 2/17: Unsupervised models for text in graphs 2
- Tues 2/22: Guest lecture: Reviews, Merchant Trust, and Google Product Search (Natalie Glance)
- Thus 2/24: Local navigation in small-world graphs 1
March
- Tues 3/1: Local navigation in small-world graphs 2
- Thus 3/3: Folksonomies
- Tues 3/8: Spring Break
- Thus 3/10: Spring Break
- Tues 3/15: mid-term project reports (10 min each)
- Thus 3/17: mid-term project reports (10 min each)
- Tues 3/22: Information diffusion
- Thus 3/24: Information Diffusion 1
- Tues 3/29: Information Diffusion 2
- Thus 3/31: Diffusion and viral marketing
April
- Tues 4/6: Guest lecture: Social collaborative systems (Niki Kittur)
- Thus 4/8: Anonymity in graphs
- Tues 4/13: social problem-solving
- Thus 4/15: no class because of carnival
- Tues 4/20: student presentation catchup
- Peter Landwehr presents "Labeling Images with a Computer Game", by von Ahn and Dabbish
- Laurie will present "Activity Lifespan: An Analysis of User Survival Patterns in Online Knowledge Sharing Communities" by Yang et al.
- Mehdi Samadi: "Can Social Bookmarking Improve Web Search?"
- Selen presents "A Social Identity Approach to Identify Familiar Strangers in a Social Network"
- Thus 4/22: project presentations (15 min each)
- Brendan O'Connor
- Lauri & Peter
- Sky, Bhavana, Leman project
- Tues 4/27: project presentations (15 min each)
- Dong Nguyen
- Selen Uguroglu
- Chih-Chao Chen
- Harshit presents "From Tweets to the Twitter: Modeling Many Rich Phenomena Through a Simple Model"
- Thus 4/29: project presentations (15 min each)
May
- Thus 5/6: final projects are due. Here's the format description: Papers should be no longer than 10 pages inclusive of all references and figures. Papers should be submitted in ACM proceedings format (two columns, 9pt font, approx. 1in margins). Please use the prescribed formatting guidelines of KDD (ACM Proceedings).
