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11th SBP-BRiMS 2018: Washington, DC, USA
- Robert Thomson, Christopher L. Dancy, Ayaz Hyder, Halil Bisgin:
Social, Cultural, and Behavioral Modeling - 11th International Conference, SBP-BRiMS 2018, Washington, DC, USA, July 10-13, 2018, Proceedings. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 10899, Springer 2018, ISBN 978-3-319-93371-9
Advances in Sociocultural and Behavioral Process Modeling
- Mark G. Orr, Christian Lebiere, Andrea Stocco
, Peter Pirolli, Bianica Pires, William G. Kennedy
Multi-scale Resolution of Cognitive Architectures: A Paradigm for Simulating Minds and Society. 3-15 - Paola Rizzo, Chaima Jemmali, Alice Leung, Karen Haigh, Magy Seif El-Nasr:
Detecting Betrayers in Online Environments Using Active Indicators. 16-27 - Nasrin Akhter, Liang Zhao, Desmond Arias, Huzefa Rangwala, Naren Ramakrishnan
Forecasting Gang Homicides with Multi-level Multi-task Learning. 28-37 - Ewan Wright
Feature Selection of Post-graduation Income of College Students in the United States. 38-45 - Sneha Nagpaul, Huzefa Rangwala:
From Language to Location Using Multiple Instance Neural Networks. 46-53 - Mahboubeh Ahmadalinezhad, Masoud Makrehchi:
Detecting Agreement and Disagreement in Political Debates. 54-60 - Soham De, Dana S. Nau, Xinyue Pan, Michele J. Gelfand:
Tipping Points for Norm Change in Human Cultures. 61-69 - Jose J. Padilla
Model Co-creation from a Modeler's Perspective: Lessons Learned from the Collaboration Between Ethnographers and Modelers. 70-75 - Jordan Richard Schoenherr, Kim Nguyen:
Multi-Agent Accumulator-Based Decision-Making Model of Incivility (MADI). 76-81 - Thomas Magelinski, Kathleen M. Carley:
Legislative Voting Dynamics in Ukraine. 82-88 - Fabian Rüsenberg, Andrew J. Hampton, Valerie L. Shalin, Markus A. Feufel
Stop Words Are Not "Nothing": German Modal Particles and Public Engagement in Social Media. 89-96 - Matthew Babcock, David M. Beskow, Kathleen M. Carley:
Beaten Up on Twitter? Exploring Fake News and Satirical Responses During the Black Panther Movie Event. 97-103 - Lydia Manikonda, Ghazaleh Beigi, Subbarao Kambhampati, Huan Liu:
#metoo Through the Lens of Social Media. 104-110 - Zahrieh Yousefi, Dietmar Heinke, Ian Apperly, Peer-Olaf Siebers:
An Agent-Based Model for False Belief Tasks: Belief Representation Systematic Approach (BRSA). 111-126
Information, Systems, and Network Science
- Ghazaleh Beigi, Huan Liu:
Similar but Different: Exploiting Users' Congruity for Recommendation Systems. 129-140 - Bahman Pedrood, Hemant Purohit:
Mining Help Intent on Twitter During Disasters via Transfer Learning with Sparse Coding. 141-153 - Sumeet Kumar
People2Vec: Learning Latent Representations of Users Using Their Social-Media Activities. 154-163 - Sultan Alzahrani, Chinmay Gore, Amin Salehi, Hasan Davulcu:
Finding Organizational Accounts Based on Structural and Behavioral Factors on Twitter. 164-175 - Aravinda Ramakrishnan Srinivasan
A Study of How Opinion Sharing Affects Emergency Evacuation. 176-182 - Hamdi Kavak
Fine-Scale Prediction of People's Home Location Using Social Media Footprints. 183-189 - Thomas W. Briggs:
Formal Organizations, Informal Networks, and Work Flow: An Agent-Based Model. 190-196 - Binxuan Huang, Yanglan Ou, Kathleen M. Carley:
Aspect Level Sentiment Classification with Attention-over-Attention Neural Networks. 197-206 - Tuja Khaund, Samer Al-khateeb, Serpil Tokdemir, Nitin Agarwal:
Analyzing Social Bots and Their Coordination During Natural Disasters. 207-212 - Kaiyun Dai, Menglan Ma, Jianbo Gao:
Sentiment Dynamics of The Chronicles of Narnia and Their Ranking. 213-219 - Mahboubeh Ahmadalinezhad, Masoud Makrehchi:
Sign Prediction in Signed Social Networks Using Inverse Squared Metric. 220-227 - SiHua Qi, Lulwah Alkulaib
Detecting and Characterizing Bot-Like Behavior on Twitter. 228-232 - Samaneh Saadat, Chathika Gunaratne
Initializing Agent-Based Models with Clustering Archetypes. 233-239
Applications for Health and Well-Being
- Jennifer Golbeck:
Predicting Alcoholism Recovery from Twitter. 243-252 - Vishnupriya Sridharan, Trevor Cohen
The Portrayal of Quit Emotions: Content-Sensitive Analysis of Peer Interactions in an Online Community for Smoking Cessation. 253-262 - Sahiti Myneni, Deevakar Rogith
Digilego: A Standardized Analytics-Driven Consumer-Oriented Connected Health Framework. 263-273 - Georgiy V. Bobashev, Sam Goree, Jennifer Frank, William A. Zule:
Pain Town, an Agent-Based Model of Opioid Use Trajectories in a Small Community. 274-285 - Robert F. Chew
Assessing Target Audiences of Digital Public Health Campaigns: A Computational Approach. 286-291 - Hameeduddin Irfan Khaja, Marie Abate, Wanhong Zheng, Ahmed Abbasi
Evaluating Semantic Similarity for Adverse Drug Event Narratives. 292-299
Military and Intelligence Applications
- Sultan Alzahrani, Nyunsu Kim, Mert Ozer, Scott W. Ruston, Jason Schlachter, Steven R. Corman:
Framing Shifts of the Ukraine Conflict in pro-Russian News Media. 303-314 - Georgiy V. Bobashev, Marc Sageman, Amanda Lewis Evans
Turning Narrative Descriptions of Individual Behavior into Network Visualization and Analysis: Example of Terrorist Group Dynamics. 315-328 - Arunabha Sen, Victoria Horan Goliber, Chenyang Zhou, Kaustav Basu:
Terrorist Network Monitoring with Identifying Code. 329-339 - Rithvik Yarlagadda, Diane Felmlee, Dinesh C. Verma, Scott Gartner:
Implicit Terrorist Networks: A Two-Mode Social Network Analysis of Terrorism in India. 340-347 - Gian Maria Campedelli
Complex Networks for Terrorist Target Prediction. 348-353
Cybersecurity
- Peter A. Chew:
Searching for Unknown Unknowns: Unsupervised Bot Detection to Defeat an Adaptive Adversary. 357-366 - David M. Beskow, Kathleen M. Carley:
Using Random String Classification to Filter and Annotate Automated Accounts. 367-376 - Kai Shu, Amy Sliva, Justin Sampson, Huan Liu:
Understanding Cyber Attack Behaviors with Sentiment Information on Social Media. 377-388 - Kathleen M. Carley
Social Cyber-Security. 389-394 - Geoffrey B. Dobson, Kathleen M. Carley:
A Computational Model of Cyber Situational Awareness. 395-400 - Nima Asadi, Aunshul Rege, Zoran Obradovic:
Assessment of Group Dynamics During Cyber Crime Through Temporal Network Topology. 401-407
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