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Event detection on social media using transaction based stream processing engine
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2019
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Çınar, Hüseyin Alper
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The aim of this study is detecting events on social media by improving current solutions in terms of accuracy and time performance. An event is something that occurs in a short duration of time in a certain place. In this thesis, the problem is modelled as a streaming transaction process. Three different event detection method is adapted to our solution. First one is the keyword-based event detection method that looks for bursty keywords in a period. The second one is the clustering-based event detection method which is a version of the hierarchical clustering algorithm. And the last one is the hybrid event detection method of keyword-based and clustering-based algorithms. To specify the problem as streaming transaction process, all algorithms are implemented on top of S-Store. S-Store is a streaming OLTP engine having distributed, scalable and guaranteed ordered delivery features. All of the event detection methods are run and evaluated their performance with a real data set obtained from Twitter.
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Event processing (Computer science).
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Keywords: Online event detection
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Streaming online transaction processing
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Distributed systems
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Keyword-based event detection
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Clustering-based event detection
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Twitter
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S-Store
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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/43591
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H. A. Çınar, “Event detection on social media using transaction based stream processing engine,” Thesis (M.S.) -- Graduate School of Natural and Applied Sciences. Computer Engineering., Middle East Technical University, 2019.