Its all in a name: detecting and labeling bots by their name

It's all in a name.

It's all in the name.

In recent years it has become fashionable to call a person seeking health care a client instead of a patient. Some consider that this is part of the change in nursing, from the old military model that Florence Nightingale was acquainted with to the new consumer model. Nurses are also finding themselves in the position of acting as advocates for the care-seeking person. For me, none of these mod...

Throne Name in the Achaemenid period

The Achaemenid kings after Darius I elected Darius, Xerxes, and Artaxerxes as their throne name, when they were nominating or substituting for succession. Each of these kings has chosen one of these names according to what happen for they before they reached the king's throne, how to achieve the throne and based on their design and program. These names are not personal and real names, but they ...

Detecting Gender by Full Name: Experiments with the Russian Language

This paper describes a method that detects gender of a person by his/her full name. While some approaches were proposed for English language, little has been done so far for Russian. We fill this gap and present a large-scale experiment on a dataset of 100,000 Russian full names from Facebook. Our method is based on three types of features (word endings, character n-grams and dictionary of name...

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Applying weighted network measures to distance matrices Many approaches to the analysis of weighted networks are not designed for fully connected weighted networks. However, as any distance matrix between objects is a fully connected weighted network, such networks are extremely common. In earlier work we derived an approach for the analysis of weighted networks which also works on fully connec...