Sentence examples for topic profiles from inspiring English sources

What is astonishing is that this broad pattern of connections is picked up in the comparison of topic profiles.

"The traditional social analytics companies like Radian6 have really set the market standard for collecting and processing tons of data around your topic profiles, keywords and so on," he said.

Although the stated purpose of this study is to generate topic profiles for Twitter users, the discovered topics such as SPORT IN ENGLAND and CHICAGO CUBS can be used for marketing.

His topic profile includes T6, T8, T13, T15 and T16.

In her work, Srinivansan also applies the topic profile idea to conduct open discovery, which identifies both B terms and C terms given only topic A. Srinivansan's open discovery algorithm can be simply described as follows: Top-ranking B terms are selected from the profile of topic A. Then, a profile for each selected B term is created from the retrieval result set of that B term.

If topic A's retrieval result set is disjoint from a candidate C term's retrieval result set, then this candidate C term is reported as having potential relationship with topic A via term B. Slightly different from Srinivansan's topic profile approach, Pratt and Yildiz directly applied association mining on the retrieval result set of topic A to conduct open discovery [ 4].

It demonstrated that in common-bond communities people showed satisfaction with off-topic as well as on-topic profiles, whereas in common-identity communities they were less satisfied with off-topic than on-topic profiles.

In sum, off-topic profiles are not only perceived as inappropriate in common-identity communities, they also diminish the orientation toward the group.

In common-bond communities, in addition, people perceived profiles, independent of the type of profile, as an important feature of the community, whereas in common-identity communities people devaluated the importance of the off-topic profiles.

This study showed that in common-identity communities off-topic compared to on-topic profiles reduced group members' reflection about what is important to know for the group as a whole as well as their self-presentation goal of being accepted by the group.

A fascinating feature in Wired also explored this topic by profiling one of the most curious characters in the field, a prolific and strange Japanese professor named Hiroshi Ishiguro.