Bastos et al., 2021 - Google Patents
The IMPED model: Detecting low-quality information in social mediaBastos et al., 2021
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- Bastos M
- Walker S
- Simeone M
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- American Behavioral Scientist
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This article introduces a model for detecting low-quality information we refer to as the Index of Measured-diversity, Partisan-certainty, Ephemerality, and Domain (IMPED). The model purports that low-quality information is characterized by ephemerality, as opposed to quality …
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