This document discusses using data mining techniques to help moderate social data. It describes how analyzing patterns in user behavior, post context, and post content can help identify problematic posts. Attributes like user history, time of posting, and location are used to assign a risk score to posts. Text mining and sentiment analysis of post content provides additional insights. The approach aims to intelligently moderate a large volume of social data at low cost while minimizing missed problematic content. Case studies show it can handle peak volumes like during major sporting events with no observed issues.
4. Introductions
• Fernando G. Guerrero
• Global CEO of SolidQ
• fguerrero@solidq.com
• Microsoft Regional Director for Spain since 2004
• SQL Server MVP from year 2000 till 2007
• Usual suspect at many international conferences
5. SolidQ 2012… 10th anniversary
• 160 people in 23 countries:
• Argentina, Australia, Austria, Bulgaria, Canada, Chile,
Costa Rica, Croatia, Denmark, France, Germany, India,
Israel, Italy, Mexico, Saudi Arabia, Serbia, Slovakia,
Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, UK, USA
• 50 current or former RDs or MVPs
• Authors of many books, articles, and whitepapers
• Research Collaboration with:
• Universidad de Alicante
• Universidad de les Illes Balears
• Universidad de Santiago de Compostela
• The European Union
• The Spanish Ministry of Economy and Innovation