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Session Submission Type: Paper Session (90 minute)
This session is open to all submissions in the area of Computational Social Science, including Data Science (e.g., machine learning and natural language processing), network science, simulation, agent-based modeling, and Big Data Analysis (e.g., large-scale demographic, registry, or digital trace data). Papers may also focus on the use of computational social science methods for various substantive goals, including understanding complex social problems such as political polarization, inequality, climate change, and public health. Additionally, papers may apply computational methods to predict social trends or study large-scale knowledge and information systems.
Beyond the Cluster Default: A Decision Framework for Unsupervised Classification - Ivaylo D. Petev, CNRS; Maël Dieudonné; Floriane Zanella
Regional and Cross-national Prevalence of Discriminatory Attitudes in Europe. Evidence from Online Search Behavior - Friedolin Merhout, University of Copenhagen; Mauro Martinelli
Survey as Life-course Annotation: Extracting Life Histories from Survey Data Using Large Language Models - Youngjin YJ Chae, Rutgers University-New Brunswick
What Counts as Mental Illness in Suicide Records, and For Whom? - Alina Arseniev-Koehler, Purdue University; Wesley Wang, Purdue University; Vickie Mays, Department of Psychology, UCLA and Department of Health Policy and Management, UCLA Fielding School of Public Health; Christina Chance, Department of Computer Science, Samueli School of Engineering, UCLA; Susan Cochran, Department of Epidemiology, UCLA Fielding School of Public Health and Department of Statistics and Data Science, UCLA