Detecting Anomalous Twitter Users by Extreme Group Behaviors
Twitter has enjoyed tremendous popularity in the recent years. To help categorizing and search tweets, Twitter users assign hashtags to their tweets. Given that hashtag assignment is the primary way to semantically categorizing and search tweets, it is highly susceptible to abuse by spammers and oth...
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Main Authors: | DAI, Hanbo, Ee-peng LIM, ZHU, Feida, Hwee Hwa PANG |
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2012
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