Helen Susannah Moat

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Tobias PreisProfessor of Behavioural Science and Finance at the University of WarwickEmail confirmado em tobiaspreis.de
H. Eugene StanleyProfessor of Physics, Boston UniversityEmail confirmado em bu.edu
Chanuki Illushka SeresinheEmail confirmado em thoughtsymmetry.com
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Chester CurmeGraduate Student, Boston UniversityEmail confirmado em bu.edu
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Vittorio LoretoProfessor of Physics, Sapienza University of RomeEmail confirmado em roma1.infn.it
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Jean-Pierre NadalCNRS & EHESS - LPENS, ENS, and CAMS, EHESS, Paris, FranceEmail confirmado em phys.ens.fr
Angel SánchezGrupo Interdisciplinar de Sistemas Complejos (GISC), Matemáticas, Universidad Carlos III de MadridEmail confirmado em math.uc3m.es
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Helen Susannah Moat

Outros nomesSuzy Moat, H. Susannah Moat, Susannah Moat

Professor of Behavioural Science, University of Warwick; Fellow, The Alan Turing Institute

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computational social science data science online data human behaviour forecasting


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Quantifying Trading Behavior in Financial Markets Using Google Trends T Preis, HS Moat, HE Stanley Scientific Reports 3, 2013	1438	2013
Manifesto of computational social science R Conte, N Gilbert, G Bonelli, C Cioffi-Revilla, G Deffuant, J Kertesz, ... The European Physical Journal Special Topics 214 (1), 325-346, 2012	588	2012
Quantifying Wikipedia usage patterns before stock market moves HS Moat, C Curme, A Avakian, DY Kenett, HE Stanley, T Preis Scientific reports 3, 1801, 2013	429	2013
Quantifying the Advantage of Looking Forward T Preis, HS Moat, HE Stanley, SR Bishop Scientific Reports 2, 2012	260	2012
Quantifying the Relationship Between Financial News and the Stock Market M Alanyali, HS Moat, T Preis Scientific reports 3, 2013	241	2013
Quantifying the semantics of search behavior before stock market moves C Curme, T Preis, HE Stanley, HS Moat Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 111 (32), 11600-11605, 2014	233	2014
The advantage of short paper titles A Letchford, HS Moat, T Preis Royal Society Open Science 2 (8), 150266, 2015	215	2015
Quantifying crowd size with mobile phone and Twitter data F Botta, HS Moat, T Preis Royal Society Open Science 2 (5), 150162, 2015	180	2015
Estimating suicide occurrence statistics using Google Trends L Kristoufek, HS Moat, T Preis EPJ Data Science 5 (1), 32, 2016	169	2016
Using deep learning to quantify the beauty of outdoor places CI Seresinhe, T Preis, HS Moat Royal Society Open Science 4 (7), 170170, 2017	168	2017
Quantifying the impact of scenic environments on health CI Seresinhe, T Preis, HS Moat Scientific reports 5, 16899, 2015	165	2015
Happiness is Greater in More Scenic Locations CI Seresinhe, T Preis, G MacKerron, HS Moat Scientific Reports 9 (1), 4498, 2019	139	2019
Error biases in inner and overt speech: Evidence from tongue twisters. M Corley, PH Brocklehurst, HS Moat Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning, Memory, and Cognition 37 (1), 162, 2011	133	2011
Adaptive nowcasting of influenza outbreaks using Google searches T Preis, HS Moat Royal Society Open Science 1 (2), 140095, 2014	127	2014
Quantifying the Digital Traces of Hurricane Sandy on Flickr T Preis, HS Moat, SR Bishop, P Treleaven, HE Stanley Scientific Reports 3, 2013	117	2013
Quantifying the advantage of looking forward. Sci Rep 2: 350 T Preis, HS Moat, HE Stanley, SR Bishop	98	2012
Using big data to predict collective behavior in the real world HS Moat, T Preis, CY Olivola, C Liu, N Chater Behavioral and Brain Sciences 37 (01), 92-93, 2014	90	2014
Quantifying scenic areas using crowdsourced data CI Seresinhe, HS Moat, T Preis Environment and Planning B: Urban Analytics and City Science 45 (3), 567-582, 2018	75	2018
Quantifying International Travel Flows Using Flickr D Barchiesi, HS Moat, C Alis, S Bishop, T Preis PloS one 10 (7), e0128470, 2015	69	2015
The advantage of simple paper abstracts A Letchford, T Preis, HS Moat Journal of Informetrics 10 (1), 1-8, 2016	54	2016

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