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Year:: 2016
Contributor:: Zhang, Dazheng (author); Yang, John (author); Johnson, Paul (author); Shu, Kevin (author); Friedmann, John Joe (author)
Genre:: posters
Subject:: Mass media > Objectivity; News Web sites
DOI: https://doi.org/10.7301/Z01C1TT7

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Abstract:: The purpose of this project was to determine the bias of news sources. It was predicted that some sites would have preferences towards or against certain candidates and that sentiment would be correlated with poll results.
Notes:: Course: CS1951a Introduction to Data Science

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Zhang, Dazheng, Yang, John, Johnson, Paul, et al., "Political bias in online news" (2016). CS1951a Introduction to Data Science. Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library. https://doi.org/10.7301/Z01C1TT7

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CS1951a Introduction to Data Science

This collection highlights student research conducted in CS1951a Introduction to Data Science, taught by Dr. Tim Kraska. The course provides students with an overview of the wide area of data science, with a particular focus on the tools required …

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