Real-time Scholarly Retweeting Prediction System (C18-2)

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Challenge: a scholarly retweeting prediction system is proposed to predict scholarly tweets . re-tweening is an action of reposting others' tweet by using the reretwet button on Twitter .
Approach: They propose a real-time scholarly retweeting prediction system that retrieves scholarly tweets which will be re-tweeled.
Outcome: The proposed system outperforms baseline systems and can predict scientific impact in real-time.

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