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Weak ties strengthen anger contagion in social media
Rui Fan, Ke Xu, Jichang Zhao
Increasing evidence suggests that, similar to face-to-face communications, human emotions also spread in online social media. However, the mechanisms underlying this emotion contag…
Does putting your emotions into words make you feel better? Measuring the minute-scale dynamics of emotions from online data
Rui Fan, Ali Varamesh, Onur Varol +4
Studies of affect labeling, i.e. putting your feelings into words, indicate that it can attenuate positive and negative emotions. Here we track the evolution of individual emotions…
An agent-based model for emotion contagion and competition in online social media
Rui Fan, Ke Xu, Jichang Zhao
Recent studies suggest that human emotions diffuse in not only real-world communities but also online social media. More and more mechanisms beyond emotion contagion are revealed,…
A GPU-Based Solution to Fast Calculation of Betweenness Centrality on Large Weighted Networks
Rui Fan, Ke Xu, Jichang Zhao
Recent decades have witnessed the tremendous development of network science, which indeed brings a new and insightful language to model real systems of different domains. Betweenne…
Higher contagion and weaker ties mean anger spreads faster than joy in social media
Rui Fan, Ke Xu, Jichang Zhao
Increasing evidence suggests that, similar to face-to-face communications, human emotions also spread in online social media. However, the mechanisms underlying this emotional cont…
Sentiment Analysis based on User Tag for Traditional Chinese Medicine in Weibo
Junhui Shen, Peiyan Zhu, Rui Fan +1
With the acceptance of Western culture and science, Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) has become a controversial issue in China. So, it's important to study the public's sentiment…
Anger is More Influential Than Joy: Sentiment Correlation in Weibo
Rui Fan, Jichang Zhao, Yan Chen +1
Recent years have witnessed the tremendous growth of the online social media. In China, Weibo, a Twitter-like service, has attracted more than 500 million users in less than four y…