From Twitter API to Social Science Paper Presentation for the ICOS Big Data Boot Camp Todd Schifeling 5/22/14.

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From Twitter API to Social Science Paper Presentation for the ICOS Big Data Boot Camp Todd Schifeling 5/22/14

Outline I.Collecting Twitter Data with a Snowball II.Motivation for Collecting the Data i.Big Data-Social Science Divide ii.Possible Solutions

Snowballing Twitter Data Procedure: starting point network search selection principle NOTES ON SNOWBALLING TWITTER DATA

Snowballing Twitter Data Procedure: starting point: Scratchtruck network search: friends selection principle: self-description matches 2 dictionaries NOTES ON SNOWBALLING TWITTER DATA

Twitter Data Calls friends.ids returns friendship ties (from, to) – 5000 per call at one minute per call = 5000 friendship ties per minute (but only one user per minute) users.lookup returns user info (name, description, location, last tweet, etc.) – 100 per call at six seconds per call = 1000 users per minute more info at NOTES ON SNOWBALLING TWITTER DATA

Snowballing Twitter Data Results: NOTES ON SNOWBALLING TWITTER DATA StepsTimePossible Already Done SelectedCollectedFriends 11 min hr 42 mins dys 4 hrs 24 mins

Workflow for Food Trucks Paper Get Twitter data on possible trucks Identify trucks Get idiosyncratic trucks from Twitter via in- degree Match trucks to cities Get additional data (demographics, chains, microbreweries, weather, etc.) Regressions! Co-author: Daphne Demetry, Northwestern University NOTES ON SNOWBALLING TWITTER DATA

Now We’re Doing Social Science! NOTES ON SNOWBALLING TWITTER DATA

But Why Collect Twitter Data on Gourmet Food trucks?

How Well Do They Mesh? SURVEYING THE DIVIDE Social ScienceBig Data Measurementfidelitylarge unobtrusive N

How Well Do They Mesh? SURVEYING THE DIVIDE Social ScienceBig Data MeasurementfidelityIDEALlarge unobtrusive N

How Well Do They Mesh? SURVEYING THE DIVIDE Social ScienceBig Data MeasurementfidelityIDEALlarge unobtrusive N Samplingrandomdigital breadcrumbs

How Well Do They Mesh? SURVEYING THE DIVIDE Social ScienceBig Data MeasurementfidelityIDEALlarge unobtrusive N SamplingrandomCHASMdigital breadcrumbs

How Well Do They Mesh? SURVEYING THE DIVIDE Social ScienceBig Data MeasurementfidelityIDEALlarge unobtrusive N SamplingrandomCHASMdigital breadcrumbs Causalityrealismdescription

How Well Do They Mesh? SURVEYING THE DIVIDE Social ScienceBig Data MeasurementfidelityIDEALlarge unobtrusive N SamplingrandomCHASMdigital breadcrumbs CausalityrealismCHASMdescription

The Fallout SURVEYING THE DIVIDE

A Possible Way Forward Identify populations that simultaneously inhabit both offline and online worlds… …which links sampling frames to available breadcrumbs, and ‘real’ to digital phenomena POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS

A Typology of Examples that Cross the Offline/Online Divide 1. Offline activities that are more common online or are difficult to observe offline: – rare or deviant subcultures – bullying, deception, and other bad behaviors POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS

A Typology of Examples that Cross the Offline/Online Divide 2. Offline activities with a significant online share: – dating markets – reviews of restaurants, books, movies, consumer goods, etc. – neighborhood activism POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS

A Typology of Examples that Cross the Offline/Online Divide 3. Offline activities that are also born online: – crowdsourcing projects – modern political ads – start-ups POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS

Why the Case of Gourmet Food Trucks Bridges Offline and Online A new organizational form Twitter is crucial to the operations of the trucks Golden breadcrumbs get left behind POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS

Comparison of Twitter Data to Standard Organizational Data Advantages: user-generated data, unfiltered by mediating data collector, digital breadcrumbs tracks organizational activity, relational data Disadvantages: less systematic comparison across organizations, have to clean and validate data yourself POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS