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20172019
most citedTowards Understanding and Detecting Fake Reviews in App Stores

137 citations · 143 across the 6 of their papers we have counts for

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6 papers

cs.SE2019

Extracting and Analyzing Context Information in User-Support Conversations on Twitter

Daniel Martens, Walid Maalej

While many apps include built-in options to report bugs or request features, users still provide an increasing amount of feedback via social media, like Twitter. Compared to tradit…

cs.SE2019

Release early, release often, and watch your users' emotions

Daniel Martens, Walid Maalej

App stores are highly competitive markets, sometimes offering dozens of apps for a single use case. Unexpected app changes such as a feature removal might incite even loyal users t…

cs.IR2019★ 137 cited

Towards Understanding and Detecting Fake Reviews in App Stores

Daniel Martens, Walid Maalej

App stores include an increasing amount of user feedback in form of app ratings and reviews. Research and recently also tool vendors have proposed analytics and data mining solutio…

cs.SE2018

A Simple NLP-based Approach to Support Onboarding and Retention in Open Source Communities

Christoph Stanik, Lloyd Montgomery, Daniel Martens +2

Successful open source communities are constantly looking for new members and helping them become active developers. A common approach for developer onboarding in open source proje…

cs.CY2018★ 6 cited

ReviewChain: Untampered Product Reviews on the Blockchain

Daniel Martens, Walid Maalej

Online portals include an increasing amount of user feedback in form of ratings and reviews. Recent research highlighted the importance of this feedback and confirmed that positive…

cs.SE2017

On the Emotion of Users in App Reviews

Daniel Martens, Timo Johann

App store analysis has become an important discipline in recent software engineering research. It empirically studies apps using information mined from their distribution platforms…