Обсуждение:How to write an introduction

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SNA & Storytelling

Social networks attract attention of researchers, and social network analysis is used in various spheres. However, data on relations between collaboration participants and social network analysis techniques are hardly used for crowdsourcing practices. It comes from the impression that the data is hard to access or the methods are too complicated. In this paper we present simple methods of analytics based on the data on collaboration as well as on the methods of creating static graphs and dynamic models. The source material for the research is log records, which are a by-product of crowdwriting process.

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