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A survey on detecting spam accounts on Twitter network

Çıtlak et al., 2019

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12902491715050123770
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Çıtlak O
Dörterler M
DoÄŸru Ä
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Social Network Analysis and Mining

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Social networks have become an inseparable part of our lives today. Services such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Google+ and LinkedIn in particular have had a significant place in Internet use in recent years. People establish instant interactions between each …
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