Our team is working with the Social Interactome team to assist in coding the recommender functionality for the Social Interactome network. That is supported by a website and system (modified version of Friendica) designed ...

This project submission includes the work of the 'Classification' team of the CS5604 'Information Storage and Retrieval' course of Fall 2017 towards the GETAR project. Classification of the GETAR data would allow users to ...

According to Dr. Stephanie Adams, Department Head of Engineering Education at Virginia Tech, “The value of having diversity is that it brings multiple perspectives to solving problems. If everyone on the team looks the ...

The major goal of the Event Based Categorization of Tweet Collections project is to help the IDEAL team to access tweet collections easily. Categorizing over 1,000 collections will aid organization, browsing, searching, ...

The goal of our project is to construct video vignettes of scenarios illustrating different types of micro-aggressions. Micro-aggressions are the everyday verbal, nonverbal, and environmental slights, snubs, or insults, ...

When you are browsing social media websites such as Twitter and Facebook, have you ever seen hashtags like #NeverAgain and #EnoughIsEnough? Do you know what they mean? Never Again is an American student-led political ...

This project was a continuation of efforts conducted by the CS4624 team of Spring 2016. The previous team built a procedure to find the top k friends based on information submitted via surveys. This year’s project dealt ...

We studied the entire process for the creation of a website to interact with a multimedia database. Our team intended to create a centralized system so both undergraduate and graduate Computer Science students at Virginia ...

The Digital Library Research Laboratory (DLRL) has collected over 1.5 billion tweets and millions of webpages for the Integrated Digital Event Archiving and Library (IDEAL) and Global Event Trend Archive Research (GETAR) ...

In recent efforts being conducted by the Social Interactome team, to validate hypotheses of the study, we have worked to make sense of the data that has been collected during two 16-week experiments and three Amazon ...