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Our knowledge of how automated agents interact is rather poor (and...

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Can we predict electoral outcomes from Wikipedia traffic?

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Edit wars! Examining networks of negative social interaction

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Brexit, voting, and political turbulence

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Sexism Typology: Literature Review

Sophie Melville -
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P-values are widely used in the social sciences, but often misunderstood:...

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Topic modelling content from the “Everyday Sexism” project: what’s it all...

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Creating a semantic map of sexism worldwide: topic modelling of content...

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Using Wikipedia as PR is a problem, but our lack of...

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After dinner: the best time to create 1.5 million dollars of...

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