论文信息 - HealthTweets.org: A Platform for Public Health Surveillance Using Twitter

HealthTweets.org: A Platform for Public Health Surveillance Using Twitter

We present HealthTweets.org, a new platform for sharing the latest research results on Twitter data with researchers and public officials. In this demo paper, we describe data collection, processing, and features of the site.The goal of this service is to transition results from research to practice.

Mark Dredze | Michael J. Paul | David A. Broniatowski | Renyuan Cheng

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