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Vaccine-related advertising in the Facebook Ad Archive
Background In 2018, Facebook introduced Ad Archive as a platform to improve transparency in advertisements related to politics and …
Amelia M. Jamison
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David A. Broniatowski
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Mark Dredze
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Zach Wood-Doughty
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DureAden Khan
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Sandra Crouse Quinn
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Identifying Nuances in Fake News vs. Satire: Using Semantic and Linguistic Cues
The blurry line between nefarious fake news and protected-speech satire has been a notorious struggle for social media platforms. …
Or Levi
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Pedram Hosseini
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Mona Diab
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David A. Broniatowski
Preprint
Project
Health Wars and Beyond: The Rapidly Expanding and Efficient Network Insurgency Interlinking Local and Global Online Crowds of Distrust
We present preliminary results on the online war surrounding distrust of expertise in medical science – specifically, the issue …
N. F. Johnson
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N. Velasquez
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N. Johnson Restrepo
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R. Leahy
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N. Gabriel
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S. Wuchty
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David A. Broniatowski
Preprint
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Government Role in Regulating Vaccine Misinformation on Social Media Platforms
Y. Tony Yang
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David A. Broniatowski
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Dorit Rubinstein Reiss
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Project
Project
DOI
Elites and foreign actors among the alt-right: The Gab social media platform
Content regulation and censorship of social media platforms is increasingly discussed by governments and the platforms themselves. To …
Yuchen Zhou
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Mark Dredze
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David A. Broniatowski
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William D. Adler
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DOI
To illuminate and motivate: a fuzzy-trace model of the spread of information online
We propose, and test, a model of online media platform users’ decisions to act on, and share, received information. Specifically, …
David A. Broniatowski
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Valerie F. Reyna
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Code
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DOI
Selective stimulation of human intrinsic laryngeal muscles: Analysis in a mathematical three‐dimensional space
Objectives/Hypothesis Standard stimulating methods using square waves do not appropriately restore physiological control of individual …
Michael Broniatowski
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Sharon Grundfest‐Broniatowski
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Matthew Schiefer
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David H. Ludlow
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David A. Broniatowski
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Harvey M. Tucker
PDF
DOI
Identifying Burns in Medical Device Reports
As part of ongoing post-market surveillance, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) accepts medical device reports (MDRs) describing …
Lydia Gleaves
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David A. Broniatowski
PDF
Does Causal Coherence Predict Online Spread of Social Media?
Online misinformation is primarily spread by humans deciding to do so. We therefore seek to understand the factors making this content …
Pedram Hosseini
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Mona Diab
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David A. Broniatowski
PDF
Project
DOI
Malicious Actors on Twitter: A Guide for Public Health Researchers
Social bots and other malicious actors have a significant presence on Twitter. It is increasingly clear that some of their activities …
Amelia M. Jamison
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David A. Broniatowski
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Sandra Crouse Quinn
PDF
Project
Project
DOI
Communicating Meaning in the Intelligence Enterprise
Intelligence community experts face challenges communicating the results of analysis products to policy makers. Given the high-stakes …
David A. Broniatowski
PDF
Project
DOI
Characterizing Trends in Human Papillomavirus Vaccine Discourse on Reddit (2007-2015): An Observational Study
Background: Despite the introduction of the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination as a preventive measure in 2006 for cervical and …
Yuki Lama
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Dian Hu
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Amelia M. Jamison
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Sandra Crouse Quinn
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David A. Broniatowski
PDF
Project
Project
DOI
Predicting Uncertainty in Medical Device Report Assessment with Language Processing
Lydia Gleaves
Characterizing System Architectures Using Network Data
Scholars have posited that systems’ architectures drive their lifecycle properties. Often, these architectures are modeled using …
Zhenglin Wei
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David A. Broniatowski
PDF
Project
DOI
Can online self-reports assist in real-time identification of influenza vaccination uptake? A cross-sectional study of influenza vaccine-related tweets in the USA, 2013–2017
Introduction The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) spend significant time and resources to track influenza vaccination …
Xiaolei Huang
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Michael C. Smith
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Amelia M. Jamison
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David A. Broniatowski
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Mark Dredze
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Sandra Crouse Quinn
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Justin Cai
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Michael J Paul
PDF
Project
DOI
Weaponized Health Communication: Twitter Bots and Russian Trolls Amplify the Vaccine Debate
Objectives. To understand how Twitter bots and trolls (“bots”) promote online health content. Methods. We compared bots’ to average …
David A. Broniatowski
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Amelia M. Jamison
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SiHua Qi
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Lulwah Alkulaib
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Tao Chen
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Adrian Benton
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Sandra Crouse Quinn
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Mark Dredze
PDF
Project
Project
DOI
A formal model of fuzzy-trace theory: Variations on framing effects and the Allais Paradox.
Fuzzy-trace theory assumes that decision-makers process qualitative “gist” representations and quantitative “verbatim” representations …
David A. Broniatowski
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Valerie F. Reyna
PDF
Project
DOI
Discordance Between Human Papillomavirus Twitter Images and Disparities in Human Papillomavirus Risk and Disease in the United States: Mixed-Methods Analysis
Background: Racial and ethnic minorities are disproportionately affected by human papillomavirus (HPV)-related cancer, many of which …
Yuki Lama
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Tao Chen
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Mark Dredze
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Amelia Jamison
,
Sandra Crouse Quinn
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David A Broniatowski
PDF
DOI
Understanding Controversial Discussions in Twitter: Women's Driving in Saudi Arabia
Twitter has been used extensively to understand user’s opinions towards many cultural issues. In this paper, we analyzed the content of …
Aseel Addawood
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Amal Alqahtani
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Amirah Alshamrani
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Jana Diesner
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David A. Broniatowski
Project
Analyzing Perceived Risk of Flu Vaccine on Twitter
To improve influenza vaccination rates, public health officials must understand potential factors in an individual’s decision to get a …
Michael C. Smith
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Amelia M. Jamison
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David A. Broniatowski
PDF
Project
Project
Detecting and Characterizing Bot-Like Behavior on Twitter
Social media is becoming a platform of choice for people to voice their opinion on topics of discussion. To evaluate these opinions, it …
SiHua Qi
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Lulwah Alkulaib
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David A. Broniatowski
PDF
Project
DOI
What makes a rumor popular? A case study of Cryptocurrency Rumors on Reddit and Twitter
Dian Hu
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David A. Broniatowski
PDF
Project
Patients’ and Clinicians’ Perceptions of Antibiotic Prescribing for Upper Respiratory Infections in the Acute Care Setting
Reducing inappropriate prescribing is key to mitigating antibiotic resistance, particularly in acute care settings. Clinicians’ …
David A. Broniatowski
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Eili Y. Klein
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Larissa May
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Elena M. Martinez
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Chelsea Ware
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Valerie F. Reyna
PDF
Project
DOI
Gab: The Alt-Right Social Media Platform
This study proposes the use of Gab as a vehicle for political science research regarding modern American politics and the Alt-Right …
Yuchen Zhou
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Mark Dredze
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David A. Broniatowski
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William Adler
PDF
Project
How Do NASA Engineers Perceive MMOD Risks? A Fuzzy Trace Approach
In this study, we aim to address two overarching questions: 1) How do expert engineers perceive risks associated with their design …
H. Deniz Marti
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David A. Broniatowski
Project
Measuring Public Perception of Engineered Systems: Opportunities and Challenges of Public Opinion in Vaccination
Neglecting the social aspect of complex sociotechnical systems can prevent system success. For example, nuclear power plants might have …
Michael C. Smith
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David A. Broniatowski
PDF
Project
Project
Building the tower without climbing it: Progress in engineering systems
The Engineering Systems (ES) movement set a research agenda that transformed the field of systems engineering. By focusing on complex …
David A. Broniatowski
PDF
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DOI
Principles of Response to Aggression Are (and Must Be) Flexible
This white paper argues that response options for aggression in space should be informed by the theory of systems architecture, and …
David A Broniatowski
PDF
Project
The Flexibility of Generic Architectures: Lessons from the Human Nervous System
Many engineered systems are biologically inspired. In this paper, we examine the structure of the human nervous system with an eye …
David A. Broniatowski
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Joel Moses
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DOI
Do design decisions depend on “dictators”?
Design decisions often require input from multiple stakeholders or require balancing multiple design requirements. However, leading …
David A. Broniatowski
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DOI
Cultural Worldviews on an Aerospace Standards Committee: A Preliminary Analysis
Technical committees for industry consensus standards involve multiple stakeholders. These stakeholders are experts who assess and …
J. John Park
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David A. Broniatowski
PDF
Project
Project
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DOI
Recognizing Images of Eating Disorders in Social Media
Eating disorders (ED) are pervasive and do not discriminate based on race, religion, gender, or SES. Comorbidities include anxiety, …
Robert Pless
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Rebecca Begtrup
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Lulwah Alkulaib
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Samsara Counts
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James Harnett
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Justine-Louise Manning
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Hong Xuan
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David A. Broniatowski
PDF
Slides
Monitoring Real-time Spatial Public Health Discussions in the Context of Vaccine Hesitancy
Social media provide the potential to keep up with public discussions more quickly, at lower cost, and at potentially higher …
Michael C. Smith
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Mark Dredze
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Sandra Crouse Quinn
,
David A. Broniatowski
PDF
Project
Project
Characterizing HPV Vaccine Discourse on Reddit
Introduction: Approximately 23,000 women and 15,793 men in the United States are affected by human papilloma virus (HPV) related …
Yuki Lama
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Dian Hu
,
Sandra Crouse Quinn
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Amelia M. Jamison
,
David A. Broniatowski
PDF
Project
Project
Slides
Assessing causal claims about complex engineered systems with quantitative data: internal, external, and construct validity
Engineers seek to design systems that will produce an intended change in the state of the world. How are we to know if a system will …
David A. Broniatowski
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Conrad Tucker
PDF
DOI
Categorical Risk Perception Drives Variability in Antibiotic Prescribing in the Emergency Department: A Mixed Methods Observational Study
Background Adherence to evidence-based antibiotic therapy guidelines for treatment of upper respiratory tract infections (URIs) varies …
Eili Y. Klein
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Elena M. Martinez
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Larissa May
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Mustapha Saheed
,
Valerie F. Reyna
,
David A. Broniatowski
PDF
Project
DOI
Vaccine opponents' use of Twitter during the 2016 US presidential election: Implications for practice and policy
Mark Dredze
,
Zachary Wood-Doughty
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Sandra Crouse Quinn
,
David A. Broniatowski
PDF
Project
Project
DOI
The Emergence and Collapse of Knowledge Boundaries
The dynamics of knowledge transfer is an important topic for engineering managers. In this paper, we study knowledge …
David A. Broniatowski
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Christopher L. Magee
PDF
Project
DOI
How Does Twitter User Behavior Vary Across Demographic Groups?
Demographically-tagged social media messages are a common source of data for computational social science. While these messages can …
Zach Wood-Doughty
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Michael C. Smith
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David A. Broniatowski
,
Mark Dredze
PDF
Project
A Scientific Approach to Combating Misinformation and Disinformation Online
We argue for a scientific approach to combating online misinformation and disinformation. Such an …
David A Broniatowski
,
Valerie F. Reyna
PDF
Project
Project
Effects of demography and social groups on opinion dynamics
We examine here the dynamics of opinion exchange before a democratic decision-making event by using an agent-based model. The agents …
Mathias Bellaiche
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David A. Broniatowski
PDF
Project
Measuring Perceived Causal Relationships Between Narrative Events with a Crowdsourcing Application on Mturk
The computational study of narrative is important to multiple academic disciplines. However, prior research has been limited by the …
Dian Hu
,
David A. Broniatowski
Project
Project
DOI
Flexibility Due to Abstraction and Decomposition
Flexibility is a major concern in engineering design. This paper examines two complementary approaches to designing flexibility into …
David A. Broniatowski
PDF
Project
DOI
Examining Patterns of Influenza Vaccination in Social Media
Traditional data on influenza vaccination has several limitations: high cost, limited coverage of underrepresented groups, and low …
Xiaolei Huang
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Michael C. Smith
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Michael Paul
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Dmytro Ryzhkov
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Sandra Crouse Quinn
,
David A. Broniatowski
,
Mark Dredze
PDF
Project
Combating Misinformation and Disinformation Online: The "Battle of the Narrative"
We argue for a scientific approach to online misinformation and disinformation. Such an approach must be grounded in empirically …
David A. Broniatowski
,
Valerie F. Reyna
PDF
Project
Project
Impact of Transit Ridership and Weather Conditions on Flu Propagation: Exploratory Analysis
Recent studies have shown that transportation networks are important in the dissemination of the influenza virus. Moreover, …
Edna Aguilar
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Claire Silverstein
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Samer H. Hamdar
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David A. Broniatowski
Project
Decoupling of the Minority PhD Talent Pool and Assistant Professor Hiring in Medical School Basic Science Departments in the US
Faculty diversity is a longstanding challenge in the US. However, we lack a quantitative and systemic understanding of how the career …
Kenneth D. Gibbs Jr.
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Jacob Basson
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Imam M. Xierali
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David A. Broniatowski
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DOI
Decoupling of the minority PhD talent pool and assistant professor hiring in medical school basic science departments in the US
Faculty diversity is a longstanding challenge in the US. However, we lack a quantitative and systemic understanding of how the career …
Kenneth D. Gibbs
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Jacob Basson
,
Imam Xierali
,
David A. Broniatowski
PDF
DOI
Measuring Flexibility, Descriptive Complexity, and Rework Potential in Generic System Architectures
A system’s architecture defines its flexibility—the ease with which changes to the system’s structure may be made. Systems …
David A. Broniatowski
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Joel Moses
PDF
Project
DOI
Process Modeling of Qualitative Decision Under Uncertainty
Fuzzy-trace theory assumes that decision-makers process qualitative “gist” representations and quantitative “verbatim” representations …
David A. Broniatowski
,
Valerie F. Reyna
PDF
Project
Designing a Crowdsourcing Tool to Measure Perceived Causal Relationships Between Narrative Events
The computational study of narrative is important to multiple academic disciplines. However, prior research has been limited by the …
Dian Hu
,
David A. Broniatowski
PDF
Project
Project
Improving Expert Decision Making Processes on High Impact Low Probability Events
Decision-making for system design in the context of high-impact low probability events is challenging because individual cognitive …
H. Deniz Marti
,
D. A. Broniatowski
PDF
Project
Modeling Influenza by Modulating Flu Awareness
It is important for public health officials to follow both the incidence of disease and the public’s perception of it, especially in …
Michael C. Smith
,
David A. Broniatowski
PDF
Project
DOI
Zika vaccine misconceptions: A social media analysis
Mark Dredze
,
David A. Broniatowski
,
Karen M. Hilyard
PDF
Project
Project
DOI
Flexibility due to Decomposition and Abstraction in a Simulated Intermodal Transportation Network
Flexibility is a major concern in engineering design. This paper examines two complementary approaches to designing flexibility into …
David A. Broniatowski
Effective vaccine communication during the disneyland measles outbreak
Vaccine refusal rates have increased in recent years, highlighting the need for effective risk communication, especially over social …
David A. Broniatowski
,
Karen M. Hilyard
,
Mark Dredze
PDF
Project
Project
DOI
Not All Networks are Equal: Empirical Analysis of Flexibility and Controllability in Software Systems
Scholars have posited that the architecture of a system drives its lifecycle properties. For example, Moses [1] represents “generic …
Douglas Feitosa Tome
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David A. Broniatowski
Project
Flexibility Multipliers
Scholars have posited that the architecture of a system drives its lifecycle properties. For example, Moses [1] represents “generic …
David A. Broniatowski
PDF
Project
Understanding Vaccine Refusal: Why we need social media now
Mark Dredze
,
David A. Broniatowski
,
Michael C. Smith
,
Karen M. Hilyard
PDF
Project
DOI
Understanding Vaccine Refusal: Why We Need Social Media Now
Mark Dredze
,
David A. Broniatowski
,
Michael C. Smith
,
Karen M. Hilyard
DOI
Towards Real-Time Measurement of Public Epidemic Awareness: Monitoring Influenza Awareness through Twitter
This study analyzes temporal trends in Twitter data pertaining to both influenza awareness and influenza infection during the 2012–13 …
Michael C. Smith
,
David A. Broniatowski
,
Michael J. Paul
,
Mark Dredze
PDF
Project
Formalizing Risky Choice with a Logistic Model of Fuzzy Trace Theory
We propose a new model of risk preferences that integrates theoretical principles relevant to mental representation, metacognitive …
David A. Broniatowski
,
Valerie F. Reyna
PDF
Project
Expert Teams and Shared Knowledge Networks: Review and Future Directions
One of the key features of systems engineering is the integration of knowledge and expertise across large and diverse expert teams. …
David A. Broniatowski
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Mark S. Avnet
PDF
Project
Does Systems Architecture Drive Risk Perception?
Eberhardt Rechtin identified four approaches to system design that have come to define the field of systems architecture. Concurrently, …
David A. Broniatowski
PDF
Project
Project
Using Social Media to Perform Local Influenza Surveillance in an Inner City Hospital: A Retrospective Observational Study
Background: Public health officials and policy makers in the United States expend significant resources at the national, state, county, …
David A. Broniatowski
,
Mark Dredze
,
Michael J. Paul
,
Andrea Dugas
PDF
DOI
Worldwide Influenza Surveillance through Twitter
We evaluate the performance of Twitter-based influenza surveillance in ten English-speaking countries across four continents. We find …
Michael J. Paul
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Mark Dredze
,
David A. Broniatowski
,
Nicholas Generous
PDF
Project
Using Social Media to Perform Local Influenza Surveillance in an Inner-City Hospital: A Retrospective Observational Study
Background: Public health officials and policy makers in the United States expend significant resources at the national, state, county, …
David A. Broniatowski
,
Mark Dredze
,
Michael J. Paul
,
Andrea Dugas
PDF
Project
DOI
Germs Are Germs, and Why Not Take a Risk? Patients’ Expectations for Prescribing Antibiotics in an Inner-City Emergency Department
Background. Extensive use of unnecessary antibiotics has driven the emergence of resistant bacterial strains, posing a threat to public …
David A. Broniatowski
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Eili Y. Klein
,
Valerie F. Reyna
DOI
Germs Are Germs, and Why Not Take a Risk? Patients’ Expectations for Prescribing Antibiotics in an Inner-City Emergency Department
Background. Extensive use of unnecessary antibiotics has driven the emergence of resistant bacterial strains, posing a threat to public …
David A. Broniatowski
,
Eili Y. Klein
,
Valerie F. Reyna
PDF
Project
DOI
Twitter Improves Influenza Forecasting
Accurate disease forecasts are imperative when preparing for influenza epidemic outbreaks; nevertheless, these forecasts are often …
Michael J. Paul
,
Mark Dredze
,
David A. Broniatowski
DOI
Twitter Improves Influenza Forecasting
Accurate disease forecasts are imperative when preparing for influenza epidemic outbreaks; nevertheless, these forecasts are often …
Michael J. Paul
,
Mark Dredze
,
David A. Broniatowski
PDF
Project
DOI
A Mathematical Formalization of Fuzzy Trace Theory
In this paper, we develop a novel formalization of Fuzzy Trace Theory (FTT), a leading theory of qualitative risky decision-making. Our …
David A. Broniatowski
,
Valerie F. Reyna
PDF
Project
Twitter: Big data opportunities
David A. Broniatowski
,
Michael J. Paul
,
Mark Dredze
PDF
Project
DOI
Requirements Upflow: Using Requirement Documents to Uncover the Latent Architecture of Engineered Systems
In this paper, I conceive of the flow from capabilities, to requirements, to implementations as an abstraction hierarchy. I show that …
David A. Broniatowski
PDF
Project
Flexibility, Complexity, and Controllability in Large Scale Systems
System structure is a key determinant of system behavior. There is a particularly strong link between a system’s structure and its …
David A. Broniatowski
,
Joel Moses
PDF
Project
Incorporating Interpretation into Risky Decision-Making
Most leading computational theories of decision-making under risk do not have mechanisms to account for the incorporation of cultural …
David A. Broniatowski
,
Valerie F. Reyna
PDF
Project
DOI
HealthTweets. org: A Platform for Public Health Surveillance using Twitter
We present HealthTweets.org, a new platform for sharing the latest research results on Twitter data with researchers and public …
Mark Dredze
,
Renyuan Cheng
,
Michael J. Paul
,
David A. Broniatowski
PDF
Project
National and Local Influenza Surveillance Through Twitter: An Analysis of the 2012-2013 Influenza Epidemic
Social media have been proposed as a data source for influenza surveillance because they have the potential to offer real-time access …
David A. Broniatowski
,
Michael J. Paul
,
Mark Dredze
PDF
DOI
National and Local Influenza Surveillance through Twitter: An Analysis of the 2012-2013 Influenza Epidemic
Social media have been proposed as a data source for influenza surveillance because they have the potential to offer real-time access …
David A. Broniatowski
,
Michael J. Paul
,
Mark Dredze
PDF
Project
DOI
Does Seating Location Impact Voting Behavior on Food and Drug Administration Advisory Committees?
Food and Drug Administration (FDA) advisory committees have a significant influence on patterns of clinical practice worldwide. Recent …
David A. Broniatowski
,
Christopher L. Magee
PDF
Project
DOI
Does Seating Location Impact Voting Behavior on Food and Drug Administration Advisory Committees?
Food and Drug Administration (FDA) advisory committees have a significant influence on patterns of clinical practice worldwide. Recent …
David A. Broniatowski
,
Christopher L. Magee
DOI
Gist and Verbatim in Narrative Memory
A major concern regarding the study of narratives regards how they are indexed and retrieved. This is a question which touches on the …
David A. Broniatowski
,
Valerie F. Reyna
PDF
Project
DOI
Analogies Between Complex Systems and Phases of Matter
The behavior of a complex system in a changing environment is strongly affected by the system’s architecture. We present an …
Joel Moses
,
David A. Broniatowski
PDF
Project
Studying Group Behaviors: A tutorial on text and network analysis methods
Many important technical and policy decisions are made by small groups, especially by deliberative committees of technical experts. …
David A. Broniatowski
,
Christopher L. Magee
PDF
Project
DOI
Studying Group Behaviors: A Tutorial on Text and Network Analysis Methods
Many important technical and policy decisions are made by small groups, especially by deliberative committees of technical experts. …
David A. Broniatowski
,
Christopher L. Magee
DOI
Extracting social values and group identities from social media text data
This paper presents preliminary results on the extraction of group identities from social media data using topic models and a rich form …
David A. Broniatowski
PDF
DOI
Towards a Computational Analysis of Status and Leadership Styles on FDA Panels
Decisions by committees of technical experts are increasingly impacting society. These decision-makers are typically embedded within a …
David A. Broniatowski
,
Christopher L. Magee
PDF
Project
DOI
Analysis of social dynamics on FDA panels using social networks extracted from meeting transcripts
The social elements of technical decision-making are not well understood, particular among expert committees. This is largely due to a …
David A. Broniatowski
,
Christopher L. Magee
PDF
Project
DOI
A Method for Analysis of Expert Committee Decision-Making Applied to FDA Medical Device Panels
Committees of experts are critical for decision-making in engineering systems. This is because the complexity of these systems requires …
David A. Broniatowski
PDF
Computational Analysis of Committee Decision-Making
Negotiators and decision-makers are typically embedded within a web of existing social relations. Taken as a whole, these relations …
David A. Broniatowski
Project
DOI
A method for generating social networks from meeting transcripts
The outcome of an intercultural negotiation often depends on the affinity that each negotiator feels with his or her peers. We take as …
David André Broniatowski
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Project
Decision-Making by Technical Expert Committees for Engineering Systems
Engineering systems are complex by definition. Information about these systems must therefore be pooled from multiple technical …
David A. Broniatowski
PDF
Project
Bayesian Analysis of Decision Making in Technical Expert Committees
All sufficiently-complex engineered systems require oversight by committees of technical experts. Decision-making by these expert …
David A. Broniatowski
,
Christopher L. Magee
,
Joseph Coughlin
,
Maria C. Yang
PDF
Project
Quantitative analysis of group decision making for complex engineered systems
Understanding group decision-making processes is crucial for design or operation of a complex system. Unfortunately, there are few …
David A. Broniatowski
,
Joseph Coughlin
,
Christopher L. Magee
,
Maria Yang
PDF
Project
DOI
Generating status hierarchies from meeting transcripts using the author-topic model
Topic models may be applied to solve problems of interest to many subfields of social-science. This paper expands the social-science …
David A. Broniatowski
PDF
Project
A framework for evaluating international cooperation in space exploration
Today’s spacefaring nations lack a systematic framework for evaluating international cooperation proposals that takes both …
David A. Broniatowski
,
Michel-Alexandre Cardin
,
Shuonan Dong
,
Matthew J. Hale
,
Nicole C. Jordan
,
Deanna R. Laufer
,
Charlotte Mathieu
,
Brandon D. Owens
,
Matthew G. Richards
,
Annalisa L. Weigel
PDF
DOI
A Framework for Evaluating International Cooperation in Space Exploration
Today’s spacefaring nations lack a systematic framework for evaluating international cooperation proposals that takes both …
David A. Broniatowski
,
Michel-Alexandre Cardin
,
Shuonan Dong
,
Matthew J.Hale
,
Nicole C. Jordan
,
Deanna R. Laufer
,
Charlotte Mathieu
,
Brandon D. Owens
,
Matthew G. Richards
,
Annalisa L.Weigel
DOI
Articulating the space exploration policy–technology feedback cycle
Political and technical concerns are tightly intertwined in the design of modern space systems. The political environment often …
David A. Broniatowski
,
Annalisa L. Weigel
PDF
DOI
Articulating the Space Exploration Policy–Technology Feedback Cycle
Political and technical concerns are tightly intertwined in the design of modern space systems. The political environment often …
David A. Broniatowski
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Annalisa L. Weigel
DOI
The political sustainability of space exploration
The swiftly changing policy environment introduces significant uncertainty into the design of technical systems that rely on public …
David A. Broniatowski
,
Annalisa L. Weigel
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DOI
The Political Sustainability of Space Exploration
The swiftly changing policy environment introduces significant uncertainty into the design of technical systems that rely on public …
David A. Broniatowski
,
Annalisa L. Weigel
DOI
The influence of institutional background on the approval of engineered systems
Success of engineered systems and devices is contingent upon their approval by expert committees. For example, advisory panels to the …
David A. Broniatowski
,
Joseph F. Coughlin
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Christopher L. Magee
,
Maria Yang
Project
System of systems architecture: The case of space situational awareness
The presence of space situational awareness is one approach to mitigating the long-term risks associated with space debris in low Earth …
Nirav B. Shah
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Matthew G. Richards
,
David A. Broniatowski
,
Joseph R. Laracy
,
Philip N. Springmann
,
Daniel E. Hastings
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Project
DOI
The case for managed international cooperation in space exploration
D. A. Broniatowski
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G. Ryan Faith
,
Vincent G. Sabathier
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Political Sustainability in the Vision for Space Exploration: Articulating the Policy-Technology Feedback Cycle
It is often difficult to forecast the future budgetary environment for today’s space systems. Indeed, multiple NASA missions and …
David A Broniatowski
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Decision-Making in the Political and Technical Environments
Mutual misunderstanding between decision-makers in the political and technical environment leads to programs that experience cost …
David A. Broniatowski
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Annalisa L. Weigel
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Political Sustainability in Space Exploration: A Game Theoretic Approach
The swiftly changing nature of the policy environment introduces significant uncertainty into the design of those technical systems …
David Broniatowski
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Annalisa Weigel
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Balancing the Needs for Space Research and National Security in the ITAR
Current export control policies, drafted during the Cold War, require reassessment in light of fundamental changes in the international …
David A. Broniatowski
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Nicole Jordan
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Andrew Long
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Matthew Richards
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Roland Weibel
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DOI
Paradigm Shift in Design for NASA’s Space Exploration Initiative: Results from MIT’s Spring 2004 Study
This paper summarizes the findings of a comprehensive study commissioned by NASA’s space architect and conducted by graduate students …
Christine Taylor
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David A. Broniatowski
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Ryan Boas
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Matt Silver
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Edward Crawley
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Olivier De Weck
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Jeffrey Hoffman
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DOI
An international approach to lunar exploration in preparation for Mars
The Aurora Program in Europe and The vision for space exploration in the United States is representative of a shift in space policies …
Mindy Gallo
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Mark Avnet
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David A. Broniatowski
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DOI
A Deployable Instrument Package for Paleontological Research
The search for evidence of past life is likely to be an important part of Martian exploration. Unfortunately, the number of potentially …
J. Arnold
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David A. Broniatowski
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L. da Silva
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V. Davis
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A. Gleyser
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L. Kam
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M. Macias
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J. Neubert
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S. Ponda
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M. Richards
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C. Rodriguez
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B. Ruddy
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L. Smith
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B. Solish
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C. T. Wesley
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J. Yang
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K. V. Hodges
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