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abadeel/README.md

Hi 👋, I'm Adeel!

I am a computational sociologist currently enrolled in Sociology and Social Data Analytics (STEM) program at The Pennsylvania State University. I use agent-based modeling, epidemiological methods, spatial econometrics, and network analysis among other techniques on big datasets to understand collective behavior.

  • 🔭 My current work uses Twitter, Reddit, and Spotify Data to understand (i) how hate speech is expressed online, (ii) how mental health is discussed online, (iii) how collaboration in the cultural markets happen.

  • 🌱 My expertise are telling stories using Natural Language Processing and Network Analysis.

  • 👨‍💻 All of my publications are available here.

  • 📝 I regularly write academic and data science articles on my personal blog.

  • 📫 You can reach me at abadeel@live.com

  • 📄 To know about my experiences, check my CV.

Connect with me:

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Languages and Tools:

git linux pandas python pytorch scikit_learn seaborn tensorflow

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  1. Mapping-Violent-Events-using-Python Mapping-Violent-Events-using-Python Public

    Mapping Anti-Defamation League (ADL)'s H.E.A.T. (Hate, Extremism, Antisemitism, Terrorism) database, which contains various incidents of hate, extremism, antisemitism and terrorism events using Pyt…

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  2. Computational-Social-Science-Tutorials Computational-Social-Science-Tutorials Public

    This respository includes brief tutorials, tid-bits, tips and tricks for various Computational Social Science applications.

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