Matinée d'étude sur les corpus issus des réseaux sociaux / Study session on social networks corpora

 
Date(s): 
Mardi 8 septembre 2020 - 08:45 - 12:00
Lieu(x): 
Room A104 - Campus Lettres et Sciences Humaines
23 boulevard Albert 1er BP 60446
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-- French version --

Matinée d'étude sur les corpus issus des réseaux sociaux

Objectif : présentations et échanges autour de travaux sur des corpus issus des réseaux sociaux.

Langue : Anglaise

Des doctorantes et doctorants de la communauté OLKi (Open Language and Knowledge for citizens) présenteront leur travaux :

Tomara GOTKOVA (ATILF) - Using the social networks Twitter and Reddit as a reference corpus for exploring lay people communication on environmental issues
Nicolas DANTE (IECL) - Persistence of information on social networks
Marie TOMASZEWSKI (CREM) - The issues raised by data gathering on Twitter due to the opacity of its moderation
Tulika BOSE (LORIA) - Topic modeling and detection of online hate speech
Ashwin Geet D'SA (LORIA) - Classification of hate speech using deep neural networks
 
Participation dans la limite des places disponibles. Merci de manifester votre intérêt auprès d'Aurore Coince, Projet Manager (aurore.coince@univ-lorraine.fr) avant le 6 sept 2020.

 

-- English version --

Study session on social networks corpora

Main goal: allow scientists working on data from social networks to interact, to exchange about their challenges and to share their good practices.
Language : English
 
Ph.D students will present their work:
 
Tomara GOTKOVA (ATILF) - Using the social networks Twitter and Reddit as a reference corpus for exploring lay people communication on environmental issues
Nicolas DANTE (IECL) - Persistence of information on social networks
Marie TOMASZEWSKI (CREM) -  The issues raised by data gathering on Twitter due to the opacity of its moderation
Tulika BOSE (LORIA) - Topic modeling and detection of online hate speech

Ashwin Geet D'SA (LORIA) - Classification of hate speech using deep neural networks

 
To attend the study session, please send an email to Aurore Coince, Project Manager (aurore.coince@univ-lorraine.fr) before Sept 6th.