Tanvir Amin
Tanvir Amin is a Software Engineer at Google specializing in Social Networks, Information Retrieval, and Natural Language Processing. Tanvir earned a Ph.D. in Computer Science from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, where he developed scalable algorithms and systems for real-time summarization and factual extraction of social content streams, addressing challenges such as polarization, bias, and influence. Tanvir led the development of the Apollo Social Sensing Toolkit, SocialTrove, and Polarization Analysis as part of the ARL Network Science CTA program. Tanvir is a member of the editorial board for Frontiers in Big Data and has served on the program committee for the Google Faculty Research Award program and various conferences, including IEEE DCoSS-IOT and ASONAM. Tanvir received the best paper award at IEEE ICAC 2015, best-in-session presentation award at IEEE INFOCOM 2017, and Chirag Foundation Graduate Fellowship in Computer Science (2011-12).
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Creator Context for Tweet Recommendation
Matt Colen
Sergey Levi
Vladimir Ofitserov
Proceedings of the 2023 Conference on Empirical Methods in Natural Language Processing: Industry Track
FauxBuster: A Content-free Fauxtography Detector Using Social Media Comments
Daniel Zhang
Lanyu Shang
Biao Geng
Shuyue Lai
Ke Li
Hongmin Zhu
Dong Wang
Proceedings of IEEE BigData 2018 (to appear)
