Proposal of a Ranking Method for Comments in Social Media Using Ratings of Comment Posters

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Keiichi Endo
Keiichi Endo
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Hiroshi Fujita
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Dai Okano
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Kaname Amano
Kaname Amano
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Abstract

Many social media adopt a ranking method in which comments are ranked in the order of the number of ratings attached to each comment. However, this method has the disadvantage of ratings being concentrated on comments posted at an early stage. Even if there are high-quality comments posted later, most of them are buried without being noticed. This paper proposes a ranking method that considers not only the ratings for each comment but also the previous ratings the comment poster has received. The effectiveness of the proposed method is evaluated through a simulation. We demonstrate that with the proposed method, high-quality comments are displayed in the higher positions regardless of the posting period.

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Keiichi Endo. 2013. \u201cProposal of a Ranking Method for Comments in Social Media Using Ratings of Comment Posters\u201d. Global Journal of Computer Science and Technology - G: Interdisciplinary GJCST-G Volume 13 (GJCST Volume 13 Issue G3): .

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Many social media adopt a ranking method in which comments are ranked in the order of the number of ratings attached to each comment. However, this method has the disadvantage of ratings being concentrated on comments posted at an early stage. Even if there are high-quality comments posted later, most of them are buried without being noticed. This paper proposes a ranking method that considers not only the ratings for each comment but also the previous ratings the comment poster has received. The effectiveness of the proposed method is evaluated through a simulation. We demonstrate that with the proposed method, high-quality comments are displayed in the higher positions regardless of the posting period.

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Proposal of a Ranking Method for Comments in Social Media Using Ratings of Comment Posters

Keiichi Endo
Keiichi Endo Ehime University
Hiroshi Fujita
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Dai Okano
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Kaname Amano
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