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A Review: Social Media Data Mining for Understanding and Analyzing Different Issues in Society
| National Conference on Advances in Computing |
| Foundation of Computer Science USA |
| NCAC2015 - Number 4 |
| December 2015 |
| Authors: Vaishali J. Shimpi, Roshani Ade |
| f6c01286-d16f-44a9-9148-70d2550daecc |
Vaishali J. Shimpi, Roshani Ade . A Review: Social Media Data Mining for Understanding and Analyzing Different Issues in Society. National Conference on Advances in Computing. NCAC2015, 4 (December 2015), 1-4.
Abstract
Now days social media are becoming day to day part of our life. It can be observed from the number of users increased on social Media site like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube… etc. Social media is a large collection of data for user views and expressions which cannot be ignored by data analyzer, Policymaker, NGO's and organizations based on people view. Social media data gives very generic and valuable information about problem in society which is studied and problem can be fixed. Social media data is vast, unstructured, noisy and dynamic in nature, and thus novel challenges arise. This paper reviews some method adapted by researcher to collect, classify and analyzing social media data for understanding some of the targeted issues in society.
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