Machine Learning to Detect Self-Reporting of Symptoms, Testing Access, and Recovery Associated With COVID-19 on Twitter: Retrospective Big Data Infoveillance Study

Tim K. Mackey(University of California San Diego), Raphael Cuomo(University of California San Diego), Bryan A. Liang(University of California San Diego), Mingxiang Cai(Lenovo (China)), Cortni Bardier(University of California San Diego), Vidya Purushothaman(University of California San Diego), Neal Shah(Cleveland Clinic), Jiawei Li(Sichuan University), Matthew Nali(San Diego Supercomputer Center)
JMIR Public Health and Surveillance
June 3, 2020
10.2196/19509
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