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YouTube Chatter: Understanding Online Comments Discourse on Misinformative and Political YouTube Videos
One of our most interesting discoveries is that especially-polarized or misinformative political channels (Left-Bias, Right-Bias, PragerU, Conspiracy-Pseudoscience, and Questionable Source) generate 7. 5x more comments per view and 10. 42x more replies per view than apolitical or Pro-Science channels; in particular, Conspiracy-Pseudoscience and Questionable Sources generate 8. 3x more comments per view and 11. 0x more replies per view than apolitical and Pro-Science channels.
Computers and Society
Stabilizing a linear system using phone calls: when time is information
Each symbol transmitted from a sensor to a controller in a closed-loop system is received subject to some to random delay.
Verifying Controllers Against Adversarial Examples with Bayesian Optimization
We specify safety constraints using logic and exploit structure in the problem in order to test the system for adversarial counter examples that violate the safety specifications.
Learning to Gather Information via Imitation
The budgeted information gathering problem - where a robot with a fixed fuel budget is required to maximize the amount of information gathered from the world - appears in practice across a wide range of applications in autonomous exploration and inspection with mobile robots.
No-Regret Replanning under Uncertainty
This paper explores the problem of path planning under uncertainty.
