Across
- 2. term defines how important a person is in a social network,
- 5. theory that measures how consistent individuals are in assigning a status to their network of friends,
- 7. data whose structure comes from a series of tag and semantic elements to create a hierarchy of record and field,
- 10. Balance theory that examines consistency in a network, based on friend/foe relationships between people in the network.
- 11. collection of data is organized into a series of columns and rows,
- 13. term implies that when a person becomes your friend, you become their friend as well.
- 14. term implies that when a friend of your friend is also your friend,
Down
- 1. collection of data that is not easily organized into a tidy structure,
- 3. equivalence which examines the similarity between individuals within several networks,
- 4. assignment of credit for a conversion or business outcome to a particular source, called a touchpoint,
- 6. items that have sensors to collect or track data that are connected to the internet,
- 8. Mining/The process of representing, analyzing, and extracting patterns from collections of social media data to gain knowledge,
- 9. comparison of overlapping between networks for two individuals,
- 12. are used to measure and evaluate if the business is achieving key business objectives,