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Event detection in Colombian security Twitter news using fine-grained latent topic analysis

2019-11-19 · Vladimir Vargas-Calderón, Nicolás Parra-A., Jorge E. Camargo, Herbert Vinck-Posada

Cultural and social dynamics are important concepts that must be understood in order to grasp what a community cares about. To that end, an excellent source of information on what occurs in a community is the news, especially in recent years, when mass media giants use social networks to communicate and interact with their audience. In this work, we use a method to discover latent topics in tweets from Colombian Twitter news accounts in order to identify the most prominent events in the country. We pay particular attention to security, violence and crime-related tweets because of the violent environment that surrounds Colombian society. The latent topic discovery method that we use builds vector representations of the tweets by using FastText and finds clusters of tweets through the K-means clustering algorithm. The number of clusters is found by measuring the $C_V$ coherence for a range of number of topics of the Latent Dirichlet Allocation (LDA) model. We finally use Uniform Manifold Approximation and Projection (UMAP) for dimensionality reduction to visualise the tweets vectors. Once the clusters related to security, violence and crime are identified, we proceed to apply the same method within each cluster to perform a fine-grained analysis in which specific events mentioned in the news are grouped together. Our method is able to discover event-specific sets of news, which is the baseline to perform an extensive analysis of how people engage in Twitter threads on the different types of news, with an emphasis on security, violence and crime-related tweets.

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