Usability trends and access of Online Social Network by Indian population and its analysis

Devmane, M. A.; Rana, Nikita

doi:10.1109/icnte.2015.7029910

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“…It is obvious that they contribute a lot, and still contributing. Online networking is made up of clusters of people, bounding themselves together on the World Wide Web [4]. To be able to sort out the many different clusters we belong to we use online groups to helps us arrange and make sense of all our contacts.…”

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Mining the Attitude of Social Network Users using K-means Clustering

Gurusamy

Kannan

Jayagopal³

2017

IJARCSSE

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Social media is the collective of online communications channels dedicated to community-based input, interaction, content-sharing and collaboration. Social media has become a central point of a person's daily life for many people around the world with the ability to be connected to these sites through access to cellphones, tablets, and computers. The ease of sharing information has allowed people to keep in contact with friends and family and keep them updated on life changes, views of various subjects, collaborate on projects, and much more. It has also made it possible for groups or individuals who can unlike or retweet your posts. User's opinions may be any of forms such as Text, Image, Audio, and video. In this work, take Text format to mining the users' attitude for the social network. The user may tweet a comment using any of the social media to a particular topic from different place and time. K-Means Clustering is the task of grouping a set of objects in such a way that objects in the same group are more similar to each other than to those in other groups. Popular notions of clusters include groups with small distances among the Cluster members, dense areas of the data space, and intervals of particular statistical distributions. Using clustering techniques we group the similar and dissimilar of users' attitude.

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Mining the Attitude of Social Network Users using K-means Clustering

Gurusamy

Kannan

Jayagopal³

2017

IJARCSSE

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Investigating preferred relationship through fuzzy sets in social networking sites

Swarnakar

Kumar

Wadhwa

2016

IJWBC

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Social Media Monster: A Great Challenge for The Youth

Yadav¹,

Yadav

2021

IJARSCT

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In this rapidly changing advents of science and technology, Social Media has captured and ensnared young and old, rich and poor, male and female, east and west across the globe. Social networking sites like Facebook, MySpace, Skype, YouTube are gaining popularity with pace of time and due to their attractive features the youth of today is fascinated towards them. On the contrary, the seamy side of social media consistently inflicting its adverse effect, the youth tends to distract themselves from their study, profession, remain aloof from physical social interaction from parents, relatives, nears and dears, ignored significant social events in their lives and sometimes fell prey to mischievous activities also. Scholars have explored that with the advent of technology and augmented sphere of internet services of search engine such as Google or DuckDuckGo, the human interaction has acquired a new domain of virtual dimension of networking systems prevalent across the globe. The present generation ambivalently sharing the same snare of social net working conundrum which is completely immersed in limbo or touching the apex of desire of learning as trio Satya Nadella(CEO of Microsoft),Shiva Nadar or Sunder Pichai (CEO of Google &Alphabet) et al.

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Usability trends and access of Online Social Network by Indian population and its analysis

Cited by 3 publications

References 7 publications

Mining the Attitude of Social Network Users using K-means Clustering

Mining the Attitude of Social Network Users using K-means Clustering

Investigating preferred relationship through fuzzy sets in social networking sites

Social Media Monster: A Great Challenge for The Youth

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