The Use of Twitter to Track Levels of Disease Activity and Public Concern in the U.S. during the Influenza A H1N1 Pandemic

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RT @TenreiroDaniel: 2011 paper (@a_signorini @amsegre & Polgreen) used tweets to predict influenza-like illness levels w/ error of 0.23% h…

RT @TenreiroDaniel: 2011 paper (@a_signorini @amsegre & Polgreen) used tweets to predict influenza-like illness levels w/ error of 0.23% h…

I want to believe this is the line of thought for the government in that locust picture thing. https://t.co/Usa3xzv6pL

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