How Effective is AI-Powered Social Media Analysis: Mining Reddit Conversations on Emergency Rooms

This study compares AI-powered social media analysis with computer-assisted human coding by analyzing online posts and comments from the subreddit "r/EmergencyRoom". It identifies several limitations of AI-powered text analysis methods and offers recommendations for their improvement.

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2024-12-15
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https://doi.org/10.1109/bigdata62323.2024.10825568
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Mental Health via Writing
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How Effective is AI-Powered Social Media Analysis: Mining Reddit Conversations on Emergency Rooms

Huanmei Wu, Victor Tang, Nathan He
Mental Health via Writing
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How Effective is AI-Powered Social Media Analysis: Mining Reddit Conversations on Emergency Rooms

Huanmei Wu, Victor Tang, Nathan He
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This study compares AI-powered social media analysis with computer-assisted human coding by analyzing online posts and comments from the subreddit "r/EmergencyRoom". It identifies several limitations of AI-powered text analysis methods and offers recommendations for their improvement.

Ocean Lakes High School (US), Temple University (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 66%
Mental Health via Writing
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