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Combining querying and pattern mining for event sequence exploration
Georgia Tech scientists and engineers who are working together to install a network of internet-enabled sea level sensors across Chatham County.
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Anonymity, ephemerality, and hyper-locality are an uncommon set of features in the design of online communities. However, these features were key to Yik Yak's initial success and popularity. In an interview-based study, we found that these three features deeply affected the identity of the community as a whole, the patterns of use, and the ways users committed to this community. We conducted interviews with 18 Yik Yak users on an urban American university campus and found that these three focal design features contributed to casual commitment, transitory use, and emergent community identity.
Upcoming Events
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Apr 14
*CANCELLED* ML@GT and CSE Joint Seminar: Dan Roth, University of Pennsylvania
ML@GT and the School of Computational Science and Engineering invite you to a seminar by Dan Roth, Eduardo D. Glandt Distinguished Professor at the Department of Computer and Information Science at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Apr 14
2019-20 GA Smart Webinar Series - Webinar #5
Join us on April 14th from Noon until 1pm for the final installment of our 2019-20 GA Smart Webinar Series.
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Apr 15
*CANCELLED* ML@GT Seminar: Byron Wallace, Northeastern University
The Machine Learning Center at Georgia Tech invites you to a seminar by Byron Wallace, an assistant professor at Northeastern University.
GVU News
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Four Machine Learning Faculty Members Earn Promotions and Tenure
Four faculty members at the Machine Learning Center at Georgia Tech have received promotions or been granted tenure. -
Looking for Activities at Home? Try These Interactive Tools from IC Researchers
These are just a couple of the tools you can interact with online, giving you opportunities from learning how to code to creating art. -
Pitch Perfect: GT Computing Undergrads Provide Automated Training Upgrade for Softball Team
A group of undergraduate students at Georgia Tech are working with the softball team to provide an automated upgrade to players’ training.
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