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affiliation: George Washington University, Decision Making and Systems Architecture Laboratory, Washington, DC, USA

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2020
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Michael C. Smith, Thomas A. Mazzuchi, David A. Broniatowski:
Validating Social Media Monitoring: Statistical Pitfalls and Opportunities from Public Opinion. SBP-BRiMS 2020: 65-74
2017
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Xiaolei Huang, Michael C. Smith, Michael J. Paul, Dmytro Ryzhkov, Sandra Crouse Quinn, David A. Broniatowski, Mark Dredze:
Examining Patterns of Influenza Vaccination in Social Media. AAAI Workshops 2017
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Michael C. Smith, Mark Dredze, Sandra Crouse Quinn, David A. Broniatowski:
Monitoring Real-time Spatial Public Health Discussions in the Context of Vaccine Hesitancy. SMM4H@AMIA 2017: 12-18
2016
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Michael C. Smith, David A. Broniatowski:
Modeling Influenza by Modulating Flu Awareness. SBP-BRiMS 2016: 262-271

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