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Text Mining & Analysis
Ramya Tekumalla edited this page Apr 3, 2020
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This page is dedicated to the 'Text mining & Analysis' division of the CoVid 2019-Biohackathon 2020.
Rich analyses shall be done, explanatory visualizations & dashboard shall be made, datasets shall be curated & maintained for future scientific research projects.
Ethical and social science considerations related to dealing with & combating against the CoVid 2019 pandemic
Paul Mooney's elaborative schema, breaking down the 'tasks' of COVID-19 Open Research Dataset Challenge (CORD-19): An AI challenge with AI2, CZI, MSR, Georgetown, NIH & The White House to the minute significant details will guide you further.
Twitter data analysis using (https://zenodo.org/record/3735274).
- Identification of symptoms on Twitter users - Quantify how many users are claiming symptoms.
- Identification of potential persons that have recovered - We only know the number of people that recover from hospitals, what about outside of them? Are people talking about this on Twitter?
- Sentiment analysis towards particular regulations such as social distancing measures - How are these measures perceived over time in the Twitter space.
Join the Slack workspace & head on to to 'text-mining-and-analysis' channel. It shall be fun.
#Participants
- Ali Haider Bangash (coordinator)
- Juan M. Banda - Twitter data analysis
- Thanasis Vergoulis
- [Ramya Tekumalla] (https://github.com/tramya28)