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CovidTracker:用于NLP任务的Covid相关社交媒体综合数据集

CovidTracker: A comprehensive Covid-related social media dataset for NLP tasks

Richard Plant, Amir Hussain

摘要:

2019冠状病毒病大流行引发了前所未有的全球公共卫生紧急事件,同时也为调查公众对不利社会状况的反应提供了前所未有的机会。在社交媒体平台上发布信息的广泛能力为这种公众情绪的宣泄提供了宝贵的渠道,不仅包括表达社会团结,而且还包括传播关于这一流行病的影响和潜在风险的错误信息和误解。因此,这些信息内容档案是了解公众对卫生危机的反应的关键资源,对这些信息内容的分析有助于为公共政策干预提供信息,以更好地应对未来的类似事件。我们为学术研究目的提供了一个英国与新冠肺炎疫情相关的公共社交媒体帖子的基准数据库,以及一些初步分析,包括按关键词组织的关键主题分类。本新闻稿支持苏格兰政府首席科学家办公室资助的一项研究的结果,该研究旨在调查社会情绪,以了解对大流行期间实施的公共卫生措施的反应。

英文摘要:

The Covid-19 pandemic presented an unprecedented global public health emergency, and concomitantly an unparalleled opportunity to investigate public responses to adverse social conditions. The widespread ability to post messages to social media platforms provided an invaluable outlet for such an outpouring of public sentiment, including not only expressions of social solidarity, but also the spread of misinformation and misconceptions around the effect and potential risks of the pandemic. This archive of message content therefore represents a key resource in understanding public responses to health crises, analysis of which could help to inform public policy interventions to better respond to similar events in future. We present a benchmark database of public social media postings from the United Kingdom related to the Covid-19 pandemic for academic research purposes, along with some initial analysis, including a taxonomy of key themes organised by keyword. This release supports the findings of a research study funded by the Scottish Government Chief Scientists' Office that aims to investigate social sentiment in order to understand the response to public health measures implemented during the pandemic.

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