Urban*: Crowdsourcing for the Good of London

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Urban*: Crowdsourcing for the good of London @danielequercia Yahoo! Labs, Barcelona

description

For the last few years, we have been studying existing social media sites and created new ones in the context of London.

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Urban*: Crowdsourcing for the good of London

@danielequerciaYahoo! Labs, Barcelona

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daniele quercia

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offline & online

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offline & online

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Facebook+

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census deprivation + data

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So what?

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Situation

(Its already 75% in the USA)

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Situation

By 2025 another 1.2 billion living in urban areas

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Situation

Cities in developing countries: 5M new inhabitants each month

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Problem

Inequality! Timely allocation of scarce resources

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census deprivation + londoners on twitter

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1 census deprivation + sentiment

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[CSCW’12] Tracking Gross Community Happiness from Tweets

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3 match sentiment with (census) deprivation

2 classify sentiment of profiles

1 collect profiles & geo-reference them

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250K profiles in London (31.5M tweets)

3 seeds: newspaper accounts

1 collect profiles & geo-reference them

1,323 in London neighborhoods 573 in 51 neighborhoods

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social media language personality

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r=.350 word count r=.365 MaxEnt

predicting socioeconomic well-being with twitter

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2 census deprivation + topics

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social media environment sports health Royal wedding

Spanish/Portuguesecelebrity gossips

Talk of the City [ICWSM’12]

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read profiles & define topics

create virtual bins (latent topics)assign words to a bin (@ random)for each bin: select pair of words if co-occur more than chance: keep them in the bin else: put them into another bin (@ random)

Facebook Twitter

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read profiles & define topics

create virtual bins (latent topics)assign words to a bin (@ random)for each bin: select pair of words if co-occur more than chance: keep them in the bin else: put them into another bin (@ random)

Facebook Twitter

social

econometrics

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read profiles & define topics

create virtual bins (latent topics)assign words to a bin (@ random)for each bin: select pair of words if co-occur more than chance: keep them in the bin else: put them into another bin (@ random)

Facebook Twitter

social

econometrics

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Latent Dirichlet Allocation (LDA)

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Latent Dirichlet Allocation (LDA)

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Analyze geo-referenced tweets(not only residents but also visitors)

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Linear Regression R2=.49 (49% of IMD variability explained)

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3 census deprivation + tube trips

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4 census deprivation + “mental maps”

Psychological Maps 2.0 [WWW’13]

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draw a map

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WEIRD trap!Few hundreds of WEIRDosWhite,Educated,Industrialized,Rich, and Democratic undergraduates

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WWW

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launched few months ago > 2K players

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Regions

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Regions

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Boroughs

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Boroughs

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Londoners vs. UK vs. World

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Vibility vs. Exposure

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Visibility & Social Deprivation

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5 Beyond visibility… UrbanGems.org To quantify “fuzzy” concepts

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Research?

This work is at intersection of two emerging fields: a) computational aesthetic b) computational geo-cultural modeling

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unleashing the potential of mobile datavs0

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@danielequercia