Floriana Gargiulo
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 136164 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Floriana Gargiulo |
| PRENOMES | Floriana |
| SOBRENOME | Gargiulo |
| ASSINATURA | GARGIULO F |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9813-1815 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 11 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2012 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Streetlight effect in PubPeer comments
Interdisciplinary research in artificial intelligence
Artificial intelligence (AI) is widely regarded as one of the most promising technologies for advancing science, fostering innovation, and solving global challenges. Recent years have seen a push for teamwork between experts from different fields and AI specialists, but the outcomes of these collaborations have yet to be studied. We focus on approximately 15,000 papers at the intersection of AI and COVID-19—arguably one of the major challenges of…
Pseudo-scientific versus anti-scientific online conspiracism
Attitudes of distrust and paranoia toward scientific and political institutions are increasingly identified as major troubles in online communication and often lumped together under the umbrella term of conspiracy theories. However, this term encompasses two distinct communication practices that deserve to be distinguished. Traditional conspiratorial thinking adopts pseudo-scientific arguments, while newer manifestations lack coherent theories, p…
A meso-scale cartography of the AI ecosystem
Recently, the set of knowledge referred to as “artificial intelligence” (AI) has become a mainstay of scientific research. AI techniques have not only greatly developed within their native areas of development but have also spread in terms of their application to multiple areas of science and technology. We conduct a large-scale analysis of AI in science. The first question we address is the composition of what is commonly labeled AI, and how the…
Junk News Bubbles
In this article, we present a type of media disorder which we call ‘junk news bubbles’ and which derives from the effort invested by online platforms and their users to identify and circulate contents with rising popularity. Such emphasis on trending matters, we claim, can have two detrimental effects on public debates: first, it shortens the amount of time available to discuss each matter and second, it increases the ephemeral concentration of m…
The Role of Homophily in the Emergence of Opinion Controversies
Understanding the emergence of strong controversial issues in modern\nsocieties is a key issue in opinion studies. A commonly diffused idea is the\nfact that the increasing of homophily in social networks, due to the modern\nICT, can be a driving force for opinion polariation. In this paper we address\nthe problem with a modelling approach following three basic steps. We first\nintroduce a network morphogenesis model to reconstruct network struct…
New Simulation Techniques in Kinship Network Analysis
Thanks to new conceptual and computational tools, the analysis of kinship and marriage networks has advanced considerably over the past twenty-five years. While in the past, the discussion of empirical marriage practices was often restricted to a casual observation of salient network features, it is now easy to produce a complete census of matrimonial circuits, both between individuals and between groups. However, the abundance of structural feat…
Parameterisation of Individual Working Dynamics
Virtual Fieldwork
The morphological properties of genealogical and marriage alliance networks constitute a key to the understanding of matrimonial behavior and social norms, in particular where these norms have not been explicitly formalized. Their analysis, however, faces a major difficulty: the actual datasets which allow researchers to reconstruct kinship and alliance networks are generally subject to a marked observer bias, if only due to limitations of observ…
Random alliance networks
Commuting Network Models
Human mobility and, in particular, commuting patterns have a fundamental role in understanding socio-economic systems. Analysing and modelling the networks formed by commuters, for example, has become a crucial requirement in studying rural areas dynamics and to help decision-making. This paper presents a simple spatial interaction commuting model with only one parameter. The proposed algorithm considers each individual who wants to commute, star…
The Role of Homophily in the Emergence of Opinion Controversies
Understanding the emergence of strong controversial issues in modern\nsocieties is a key issue in opinion studies. A commonly diffused idea is the\nfact that the increasing of homophily in social networks, due to the modern\nICT, can be a driving force for opinion polariation. In this paper we address\nthe problem with a modelling approach following three basic steps. We first\nintroduce a network morphogenesis model to reconstruct network struct…
Junk News Bubbles
In this article, we present a type of media disorder which we call ‘junk news bubbles’ and which derives from the effort invested by online platforms and their users to identify and circulate contents with rising popularity. Such emphasis on trending matters, we claim, can have two detrimental effects on public debates: first, it shortens the amount of time available to discuss each matter and second, it increases the ephemeral concentration of m…
Pseudo-scientific versus anti-scientific online conspiracism
Attitudes of distrust and paranoia toward scientific and political institutions are increasingly identified as major troubles in online communication and often lumped together under the umbrella term of conspiracy theories. However, this term encompasses two distinct communication practices that deserve to be distinguished. Traditional conspiratorial thinking adopts pseudo-scientific arguments, while newer manifestations lack coherent theories, p…
New Simulation Techniques in Kinship Network Analysis
Thanks to new conceptual and computational tools, the analysis of kinship and marriage networks has advanced considerably over the past twenty-five years. While in the past, the discussion of empirical marriage practices was often restricted to a casual observation of salient network features, it is now easy to produce a complete census of matrimonial circuits, both between individuals and between groups. However, the abundance of structural feat…
Commuting Network Models
Human mobility and, in particular, commuting patterns have a fundamental role in understanding socio-economic systems. Analysing and modelling the networks formed by commuters, for example, has become a crucial requirement in studying rural areas dynamics and to help decision-making. This paper presents a simple spatial interaction commuting model with only one parameter. The proposed algorithm considers each individual who wants to commute, star…
Random alliance networks
Parameterisation of Individual Working Dynamics
Virtual Fieldwork
The morphological properties of genealogical and marriage alliance networks constitute a key to the understanding of matrimonial behavior and social norms, in particular where these norms have not been explicitly formalized. Their analysis, however, faces a major difficulty: the actual datasets which allow researchers to reconstruct kinship and alliance networks are generally subject to a marked observer bias, if only due to limitations of observ…
New Simulation Techniques in Kinship Network Analysis
Thanks to new conceptual and computational tools, the analysis of kinship and marriage networks has advanced considerably over the past twenty-five years. While in the past, the discussion of empirical marriage practices was often restricted to a casual observation of salient network features, it is now easy to produce a complete census of matrimonial circuits, both between individuals and between groups. However, the abundance of structural feat…
The Role of Homophily in the Emergence of Opinion Controversies
Understanding the emergence of strong controversial issues in modern\nsocieties is a key issue in opinion studies. A commonly diffused idea is the\nfact that the increasing of homophily in social networks, due to the modern\nICT, can be a driving force for opinion polariation. In this paper we address\nthe problem with a modelling approach following three basic steps. We first\nintroduce a network morphogenesis model to reconstruct network struct…
Junk News Bubbles
In this article, we present a type of media disorder which we call ‘junk news bubbles’ and which derives from the effort invested by online platforms and their users to identify and circulate contents with rising popularity. Such emphasis on trending matters, we claim, can have two detrimental effects on public debates: first, it shortens the amount of time available to discuss each matter and second, it increases the ephemeral concentration of m…
A meso-scale cartography of the AI ecosystem
Recently, the set of knowledge referred to as “artificial intelligence” (AI) has become a mainstay of scientific research. AI techniques have not only greatly developed within their native areas of development but have also spread in terms of their application to multiple areas of science and technology. We conduct a large-scale analysis of AI in science. The first question we address is the composition of what is commonly labeled AI, and how the…
Streetlight effect in PubPeer comments
Interdisciplinary research in artificial intelligence
Artificial intelligence (AI) is widely regarded as one of the most promising technologies for advancing science, fostering innovation, and solving global challenges. Recent years have seen a push for teamwork between experts from different fields and AI specialists, but the outcomes of these collaborations have yet to be studied. We focus on approximately 15,000 papers at the intersection of AI and COVID-19—arguably one of the major challenges of…
Pseudo-scientific versus anti-scientific online conspiracism
Attitudes of distrust and paranoia toward scientific and political institutions are increasingly identified as major troubles in online communication and often lumped together under the umbrella term of conspiracy theories. However, this term encompasses two distinct communication practices that deserve to be distinguished. Traditional conspiratorial thinking adopts pseudo-scientific arguments, while newer manifestations lack coherent theories, p…
Computer Science (11 obras) · Sociology (10 obras) · Data science (7 obras) · Psychology (7 obras) · Law (6 obras) · Political science (6 obras) · Artificial Intelligence (5 obras) · Law (5 obras) · Evolutionary Game Theory and Cooperation (4 obras) · Social science (4 obras)