Real-time event detection for online behavioral analysis of big social data
Social networking services are becoming increasingly popular during the daily lives of Internet citizens, especially since the advent of smart mobile devices with integrated utility modules such as 4G/WIFI connectivity, global positioning services, cameras, and heart beat sensors. Many devices are a...
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