Towards Feature Selection for Cascade Growth Prediction on Twitter

Author:

Elsharkawy Sarah1,Hassan Ghada2,Nabhan Tarek3,Roushdy Mohamed4

Affiliation:

1. Research Department, ITWorx, Egypt

2. Faculty of Computer and Information Sciences, The British University in Egypt and AinShams University

3. ITWorx, Egypt

4. Faculty of Computer and Information Sciences, AinShams University, Egypt

Publisher

ACM Press

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