Mining and analysis of hot topics in Social Media

Huang, Ming Chih; Chen, Ke; Shun-bo, Xiang; Zhu, Xingtong; Xu, Hui; Wang, Guoquan

doi:10.1109/isaiam53259.2021.00040

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“…Today's Internet of Everything lifestyle (Langley et al 2021) is centered around people spending more time on the internet than ever before (Trivedi et al 2020), and a central aspect of this time is focused on people communicating and sharing their opinion, views, and perspectives towards different topics, usually via social media platforms. Such topics (Huang et al 2021, Duong et al 2020) could include emerging technologies, politics, weather, sports, food, travel, games, education, fitness, and health, just to name a few. Twitter, one such social media platform used by people of all age groups, has been rapidly gaining popularity in all parts of the world and is currently the second most visited social media platform (Gruzd et al 2011).…”

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An Approach to Investigate Public Opinion, Views, and Perspectives Towards Exoskeleton Technology

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Human Interaction &Amp; Emerging Technologies (IHIET-AI 2022): Artificial Intelligence &Amp; Future Applications

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In Human-machine interaction, information is communicated between a human and the machine via user interfaces. Consequently, the measures and level of insights that can be derived from such studies will be dependent upon the context under which the experimental setup was designed for. This paper highlights a successful highly synchronous human-in-the-loop (HITL) experimental system that can be used to measure situational aware-ness in Air Traffic Monitoring. The system setup consists of a NARSIM radar interface that displays the relevant aircraft information, a secondary control computer for the recording processing, and storage of the captured neurophysiological inputs, a remote eye tracker, and an electroencephalogram (EEG), the latter two of which provide the input. In setting up such a system, discussion of key design consideration on system compatibility and information transferability, spatial and resolution accuracy, data input sources and synchronization, software selection, and the ease of results validation will be made.

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