Topic dynamics in Weibo: Happy Entertainment dominates but angry Finance is more periodic

Rui Fan, Jichang Zhao, X. Feng, Ke Xu
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The tremendous development of online social media have changed people's life fundamentally in recent years. Weibo, a Twitter-like service in China, has attracted more than 500 million users in less than four years and produces more than 100 million Chinese tweets every day. In these massive tweets, different user interests and daily trends are reflected by different topics. While to our best knowledge, a systematic investigation of topic dynamics in Weibo is still missing. Aiming at filling this vital gap, we try to disclose the evolving patterns of topics from the perspective of time, geography, gender, emotion and interaction. First, an incremental learning framework is established to classify more than 200 million tweets into seven topics fast and accurately, whose F-measure arrives as high as 84%. Second, many interesting patterns in topic dynamics are revealed. For instance, happy Entertainment accounts for over half of the tweets and angry Finance possesses the most significant periodic pattern. Besides, the female and male users prefer different topics and Finance shows a surprisingly high correlation between connected users. Finally, our findings could provide insights for the topic-related applications in social media, like event detection or content recommendation.
微博话题动态:快乐娱乐主导,愤怒财经周期性更强
近年来,网络社交媒体的巨大发展从根本上改变了人们的生活。微博是中国的一种类似推特的服务,在不到四年的时间里吸引了超过5亿用户,每天产生超过1亿条中文推文。在这些海量的推文中,不同的主题反映了不同的用户兴趣和日常趋势。然而据我们所知,对微博话题动态的系统调查仍然缺失。为了填补这一重要空白,我们试图从时间、地理、性别、情感和互动的角度揭示话题的演变模式。首先,建立一个增量学习框架,将2亿多条推文快速准确地划分为7个主题,其f值高达84%。其次,揭示了话题动力学中许多有趣的模式。例如,快乐的娱乐占推文的一半以上,而愤怒的财经拥有最显著的周期性模式。此外,女性和男性用户喜欢的话题不同,而Finance在连接用户之间显示出惊人的高相关性。最后,我们的研究结果可以为社交媒体中与主题相关的应用提供见解,如事件检测或内容推荐。
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