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Predicting Online Protest Participation of Social Media Users

AAAI 2016 · Large language models › AI and society · approach: AI for health and public decisions · 9 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
add messages interacting with the user (drift term n_i) to his own status history (ablation)Our Method · Nigerian election protest TwitterAccuracy: 0.636 -> 0.702Helped
add interaction-network regularizer (w_reg 0 -> 0.1) (ablation)Our Method · Nigerian election protest TwitterAccuracy: 0.681 -> 0.702Helped
increase w_reg to 0.5 (ablation)Our Method · Nigerian election protest TwitterAccuracy: 0.702 -> 0.716Helped
increase w_reg to 2 or above (ablation)Our Method · Nigerian election protest TwitterAccuracy: 0.716 -> 0.689Mixed
increase training data from 10% to 40% (ablation)Our Method · Nigerian election protest TwitterAccuracy: 0.674 -> 0.704Helped
increase training data from 50% to 90% (ablation)Our Method · Nigerian election protest TwitterAccuracy: 0.697 -> 0.656Hurt
use proposed framework instead of strongest baseline (Time Topic)next-post protest prediction · Nigerian election protest TwitterF1: 0.715 -> 0.817Helped

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