Analyzing the Political Landscape of 2012 Korean Presidential Election in Twitter

Politics, sentiments, and misinformation: An analysis of the Twitter discussion on the 2016 Austrian Presidential Elections

“…Here it is important to note that one might also approach the task of studying associated topics by constructing a network of terms used in the tweets. For example, [SKJ14] studied the topics associated with each presidential candidate during the 2012 Korean presidential elections and re-constructed a network of terms that appeared in the same tweet. In our case, we found that Van der Bellen was associated with the topics of respecting human rights and welcoming refugees, to name a few, while his opponent was associated with loving the homeland and protecting the borders.…”

Finding academic concerns of the Three Gorges Project based on a topic modeling approach

“…For example, Chen and Tseng (2011) reported a text mining approach to process product reviews from customers and to help business managers make customer-related decisions. Song et al (2014) proposed a social-media based political decision support system. The system used several text mining techniques, including topic modeling, mention-direction-based network analysis and term co-occurrence retrieval, to process social media textual contents and to help detect and trace the advent of and changes in social issues.…”

Research and Trends in the Field of Social Media from 2012 to 2016: A Content Analysis of Studies in Selected Journals

“…On the other hand, from the perspective of social impact, the second group SNS studies analyses the external factors such as interest groups, civil society and public opinion leading to the users individual and collective behaviors in society as such the critical and cultural studies and intercultural communication. The SNS studies have increased recently because social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and Instagram can play an increasingly important role in shaping political communication in various parts of the world (Stieglitz & Dang-Xuan, 2012;Tumasjan et al, 2011;Ekström & Sveningsson, 2017;Bode & Dalrymple, 2014;Song et al, 2014). Political communication studies are one of the dominant themes in our work as well as in similar trend researchers.…”