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Main Authors: Russo, Andrea, Miracula, Vincenzo, Picone, Antonio
Format: Preprint
Published: 2024
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.12228
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author Russo, Andrea
Miracula, Vincenzo
Picone, Antonio
author_facet Russo, Andrea
Miracula, Vincenzo
Picone, Antonio
contents In this study, we conducted a comprehensive data collection on the 2022 Qatar FIFA World Cup event and used a multilayer network approach to visualize the main topics, while considering their context and meaning relationships. We structured the data into layers that corresponded with the stages of the tournament and utilized Gephi software to generate the multilayer networks. Our visualizations displayed both the relationships between topics and words, showing the word-context relationship, as well as the dynamics and changes over time by layer of the most frequently discussed topics.
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spellingShingle Topics evolution through multilayer networks; Analysing 2M tweets from 2022 Qatar FIFA World Cup
Russo, Andrea
Miracula, Vincenzo
Picone, Antonio
Social and Information Networks
Computers and Society
Information Retrieval
In this study, we conducted a comprehensive data collection on the 2022 Qatar FIFA World Cup event and used a multilayer network approach to visualize the main topics, while considering their context and meaning relationships. We structured the data into layers that corresponded with the stages of the tournament and utilized Gephi software to generate the multilayer networks. Our visualizations displayed both the relationships between topics and words, showing the word-context relationship, as well as the dynamics and changes over time by layer of the most frequently discussed topics.
title Topics evolution through multilayer networks; Analysing 2M tweets from 2022 Qatar FIFA World Cup
topic Social and Information Networks
Computers and Society
Information Retrieval
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.12228