Abstract:
The disclosed embodiments illustrate methods and systems for searching for a first user. The one or more inputs pertaining to one or more first attributes of the first user are received. Further, the one or more first attributes of the first user are ranked based on at least a presence of the one or more first attributes among one or more second attributes pertaining to one or more second users. Thereafter, one or more search strings comprising at least one attribute selected from the ranked one or more first attributes are generated, wherein the one or more search strings are utilizable to search for the first user. Finally, a list of third users is obtained from one or more search engines in response to the one or more search strings.
Abstract:
The disclosed embodiments illustrate methods and systems for creating event-triggered marketing campaigns. The method includes determining one or more events by analyzing messages of one or more users on social media platforms. Each event has an associated location and a timeline. Thereafter, one or more first attributes, associated with a set of users, corresponding to each event, are determined from the one or more users. Further, one or more target customers are determined from one or more customers of an organization based on the one or more first attributes and one or more second attributes of the one or more customers. Thereafter, the marketing campaigns are created for the one or more target customers based on the one or more second attributes and a historical data of the one or more target customers. Further, media delivery channels for the marketing campaigns are determined based on the timeline of each event.
Abstract:
A method, non-transitory computer readable medium, and apparatus for predicting a location behavior of at least one individual are disclosed. For example, the method receives a plurality of social networking messages having spatial location data and user identification information, filters the plurality of social networking messages to remove one or more of the plurality of social networking messages that are not related to mobility of a user to create a filtered plurality of social networking messages, creates a population model by applying a kernel density estimation to the filtered plurality of social networking messages, creates an individual model for each different user identification by applying the kernel density estimation to a subset of the filtered plurality of social networking messages for the each different user identification and generates a probability density function map that predicts the location behavior of the at least one individual.
Abstract:
A first embodiment of the disclosure relates to a method for responding to a message posted in a social media stream. The method includes monitoring a social media site for at least one message including select subject matter. In response to identifying a message, the method includes collecting a series of exchanges that form a conversational thread including the message. The method includes determining at least one content attribute of the message. The method includes classifying the message using at least one key attribute. The method includes searching a database for a reference message using a combination of the at least one content and key attributes. The method includes determining a previous outcome of a reference thread including the reference message. The method includes using the previous outcome for determining a course of action.
Abstract:
The present invention generally relates to systems and methods for recommending specific service instances to fill a service workflow template and complete a user's service goal. Some embodiments utilize both a user trust network and a service trust network. Such embodiments perform a random walk on the service trust network and consider the opinions of trusted neighbors of the customer in the user trust network.
Abstract:
The present disclosure provides a system that allows for the real-time and online monitoring of the exchanges between customers and a CRM team over social media. While crawling all messages exchanged over the social media by customers and CRM team, the system aggregates related messages exchanged between a given customer and the CRM team into a conversation. The system includes a linguistic framework for the analysis of conversations (based on the two linguistic theories of dialog acts and conversation analysis) to label the nature of the messages in a conversation or thread.