Michael Chau

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2024
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Philip Tin Yun Lee, Alvin Ying Lu, Feiyu E, Michael Chau:
Feature engineering from the perspective of agenda setting for predicting the success of online petitions. Gov. Inf. Q. 41(2): 101937 (2024)
2023
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Feiyu E, Huilin Gao, Michael Chau:
Copycats vs. Original NFTs Detection: A Design Science Approach. HICSS 2023: 4536-4542
2022
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Philip Tin Yun Lee, Feiyu E, Michael Chau:
Defining online to offline (O2O): a systematic approach to defining an emerging business model. Internet Res. 32(5): 1453-1495 (2022)
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Feiyu E, Lili Yang, Michael Chau:
What Are People's Concerns During Different Disaster Stages? A Case Study of COVID-19. PACIS 2022: 291
2019
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Philip Tin Yun Lee, Alvin Ying Lu, Feiyu E, Michael Chau:
Predicting success of online petitions from the perspective of agenda setting. ICIS 2019
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Philip Tin Yun Lee, Alvin Ying Lu, Feiyu E, Michael Chau:
Predicting success of online petitions from the perspective of agenda setting. ICIS 2019

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