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Data-mining 10,000 Facebook status updates to graph breakup patterns

40 pointsby jcsover 14 years ago

8 comments

gaiusover 14 years ago
It's been said that the credit card companies have such good data on spending patterns that they can predict major life events, such as weddings and divorces.<p>Anyway, I called Amex and they wouldn't tell me mine...
rgarciaover 14 years ago
original post: <a href="http://mathiasmikkelsen.com/2010/10/amazing-facts-about-facebook-and-breakups/" rel="nofollow">http://mathiasmikkelsen.com/2010/10/amazing-facts-about-face...</a><p>although still no y-axis :(
jdrockover 14 years ago
I'm curious to see if this guy will get a letter from Facebook's legal department, like Pete Warden did.
jplewickeover 14 years ago
Based on their election widget and access to demographic information, Facebook probably could put together scarily accurate, realtime election results.
chopsueyarover 14 years ago
This is quite US-centric.
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aw3c2over 14 years ago
This means 10000 status updates that mentioned a break-up. I did not guess that at first and was surprised how many of 10000 random updates could have been breakups...
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scrrrover 14 years ago
Hm. Any idea why people break up so often before Christmas?
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topherjaynesover 14 years ago
10,000 statuses over the course of year is not a significant percentage. Did he just pool his friends status's?