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most citedA Bibliometric Review of Large Language Models Research from 2017 to 2023

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cs.SI2026

Reducing the rate of personal insults in social media with bystander bots

Libby Hemphill, Lingyao Li, Ryan Burton +1

Prompted by previous research on strategies for reducing interpersonal conflict and addressing problematic behaviors in online communities, a randomized controlled trial on Reddit…

cs.SI20241 cited

Characterizing Online Toxicity During the 2022 Mpox Outbreak: A Computational Analysis of Topical and Network Dynamics

Lizhou Fan, Lingyao Li, Libby Hemphill

Background: Online toxicity, encompassing behaviors such as harassment, bullying, hate speech, and the dissemination of misinformation, has become a pressing social concern in the…

cs.SI2024

Toward satisfactory public accessibility: A crowdsourcing approach through online reviews to inclusive urban design

Lingyao Li, Songhua Hu, Yinpei Dai +9

As urban populations grow, the need for accessible urban design has become urgent. Traditional survey methods for assessing public perceptions of accessibility are often limited in…

cs.SI2024

Academic collaboration on large language model studies increases overall but varies across disciplines

Lingyao Li, Ly Dinh, Songhua Hu +1

Interdisciplinary collaboration is crucial for addressing complex scientific challenges. Recent advancements in large language models (LLMs) have shown significant potential in ben…

cs.SI20243 cited

Crowdsourcing public attitudes toward local services through the lens of Google Maps reviews: An urban density-based perspective

Lingyao Li, Songhua Hu, Atiyya Shaw +1

Understanding how urban density impacts public perceptions of urban service is important for informing livable, accessible, and equitable urban planning. Conventional methods such…

cs.SI2023

Investigating disaster response through social media data and the Susceptible-Infected-Recovered (SIR) model: A case study of 2020 Western U.S. wildfire season

Zihui Ma, Lingyao Li, Libby Hemphill +2

Effective disaster response is critical for affected communities. Responders and decision-makers would benefit from reliable, timely measures of the issues impacting their communit…