Keyword: "president" Autorithy. January 13th, 2009 · 77 Comments · General A few weeks ago, there was a flame war about Twitter authority, and I was all too eager to throw fuel on the pyre.
But now that the blogosphere has calmed down a bit, I’d like to propose a ranking measure that I think might work. My apologies if it isn’t original. In fact, if you’ve seen it elsewhere, please point me to it. Let me start with the assumptions about the model: Influence(X) = Expected number of people who will read a tweet that X tweets, including all retweets of that tweet. This model is obviously simplistic in all three assumptions. Of course, there’s room for adding more realism to this model, but I hope it is at least close enough to the truth to be interesting. From this model, it’s easy to measure someone’s influence recursively, assuming that we know the constant retweet probability p: The recursion is infinite over a graph with directed cycles, but rapidly converges as high powers of p approach zero. What do folks think? Get twitter friends and followers. TipTop Search Engine - coca cola.
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To employ to the greatest possible advantage. Being the sole internet marketer (slash blogger) with the specific aim of spreading good cheer and controversy simultaneously, I was very tempted to title this article, "Raping Twitter". But not for the mere shock value that certain sensitive individuals might assume. You'll see why, in just a second.. You see, in a previous post titled, "A Quick Jaunt Into Data Mining On Twitter", I shared my observation that Twitter is completely ripe for some serious data mining.
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