Archives: 2022年2月23日

The AI-powered tool for content analysis and data mining featured in Great Bay Express

In an exciting development for the world of research, DiVoMiner®, a one-stop solution for AI-powered content analysis and data mining, has made waves with its integration of OpenAI. This integration has resulted in groundbreaking features that are set to revolutionize the landscape of academic and professional research. The platform’s capabilities are a testament to the potential of artificial intelligence when applied with innovative execution.

Highlighted in a recent feature by Great Bay Express, DiVoMiner® stands out as the only quantitative content analysis platform offering unparalleled AI-powered capabilities.

 

 

With its groundbreaking integration of OpenAI, DiVoMiner® ushers in a new era of research possibilities. The article spotlighted how this integration has led to an innovative “AI-generated category” feature, revolutionizing codebook development. By automating category generation, researchers can save substantial time and effort, allowing for deeper data analysis and interpretation. Moreover, the integration promises a broader research coverage, revealing hidden patterns and insights that traditional methods might miss. DiVoMiner®’s recognition in Great Bay Express underscores its pivotal role in reshaping the landscape of academic and professional research.

For access to the article (page 36), kindly follow this link: https://www.greatbayexpress.net/great-bay-express-july-2023/

For DiVoMiner®, register and use for free: www.divominer.com


How to use AI technology to assist content analysis?

In recent years, the incredible strides made in artificial intelligence (AI) technology have sparked a profound transformation across various fields, particularly in the realm of content analysis. AI has become an indispensable tool, aiding researchers and analysts in navigating the vast amount of available information. It’s not just about efficiency; AI has become a game-changer across disciplines like communication studies, psychology, education, political science, literature, linguistics, and more. In fact, it’s safe to say that AI has become a cornerstone of social science research.

At the forefront of this AI-powered content analysis revolution stands DiVoMiner, a platform thoughtfully designed to harness the capabilities of AI while seamlessly blending quantitative and qualitative approaches. What truly sets DiVoMiner apart is its systematic approach, objectivity and quantifiability. The platform follows the rigorous scientific requirements of content analysis and combines artificial intelligence and big-data technology to provide users with advanced research tools. It can be said that AI-powered content analysis inherits from traditional research methods and, with the support of new technology, offers innovative execution methods.

So, how does AI-powered content analysis operate? The journey begins with the structurization of big data, integrating both online and offline data. Techniques such as data mining and semantic analysis are employed to unveil hidden patterns and provide initial insights into the data. This aspect represents one of the significant advantages that the new technology brings to textual data research, surpassing the capabilities of traditional methods.

In the DiVoMiner platform, online content analysis is a collaborative effort between humans and AI. Whether it’s manual coding, machine coding, or AI coding, humans take the lead while AI lends its expertise to categorize and analyze textual data. It’s a synergy that brings out the best of both worlds.

Finally, after completing the quantitative transformation of the qualitative data, the data variables will be obtained and analyzed using a variety of statistical analyses to gain significance and insight to answer the research questions and test the research hypotheses. The beauty of this process lies in its ability to mirror the established workflow of traditional content analysis while integrating the power of technology.

Why is AI-powered content analysis so important in the contemporary research landscape? With the exponential growth of data in our digital age, traditional manual methods are simply inadequate to handle the sheer volume. On the other hand, AI-powered content analysis employs advanced algorithms and deep learning to swiftly uncover intricate patterns within the data, enabling efficient processing of large-scale textual data.

AI technology is reshaping the execution methods of traditional content analysis. As technology advances, various aspects of content analysis, including literature review, database creation, fast sampling, category construction, coding, statistical analysis, and visual presentation, can potentially be enhanced through AI integration. This collaborative approach liberates researchers from laborious tasks, allowing them to channel their efforts more effectively into research.

In response to these transformative shifts, the DiVoMiner team strives to embrace and adopt new technology while preserving a delicate balance between researchers and technology. In the latest version of the DiVoMiner platform, a step towards AI-powered development has been taken by integrating with OpenAI, offering “AI-generated category” feature to users. We continue to strengthen our capabilities on AI coding and AI summarization, all while maintaining meticulous human quality control and refinement within the platform’s streamlined structure.

AI-powered content analysis represents the harmonious union of traditional methodology and innovation execution, where human expertise converges with the limitless potential of artificial intelligence. As we journey into the future, DiVoMiner keeps empowering researchers to explore new frontiers in content analysis, driven by the remarkable synergy of human control and AI capabilities. Here, we welcome you to the future of research.

 

Register now and use for free: www.divominer.com


Recent SSCI Publication Utilizing DiVoMiner for Social Media Analysis

We extend our warmest congratulations to Zheng Shen on the publication of “Shall brands create their own virtual influencers? A comprehensive study of 33 virtual influencers on Instagram”. The journal was indexed in SSCI and AHCI. Through meticulous research and the innovative application of DiVoMiner for content analysis, Shen has provided invaluable insights into the evolving dynamics of customer-brand engagement and virtual influencers, specially a field with limited analysis. This study not only enhances our understanding of digital marketing dynamics but also exemplifies the power of AI-powered content analysis in analysing social media trends and effectiveness. Kudos to Shen for such an enlightening contribution to the field.

Link to the article: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41599-024-02698-y


Enhanced Decision-Making: The Role of Social Intelligence in Organizations

This blog post delves into the key takeaways from Dr. Angus Cheong’s recent presentation on 7th Oct 2023 at St. Paul University in the Philippines. Dr. Angus Cheong, the visionary behind uMax Data Technology and DiVoMiner, centered his discussion on the seamless fusion of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Human Intelligence (HI), culminating in the emergence of Social Intelligence (SI). He examined how this fusion can lead to breakthroughs and enable us to accomplish feats that were once considered impossible. Moreover, he offered an extensive idea on how SI can help organizations to improve their decision-making effectiveness.

Social Intelligence (SI) refers to people’s ability to perceive, understand and explain their own cognition, social situations, other people’s behavior and social norms. It involves recognizing social cues, adapting to different social contexts, and being able to communicate and collaborate with others in a constructive manner.

The rise of AI and the widespread use of social media in business offer opportunities for SI to enhance understanding and interactions between enterprises, their customers, employees, and even competitors. SI facilitates the identification of all relevant stakeholders and the extraction of valuable insights from social media activity and any available touchpoints, to enable informed decision-making and action. However, achieving a robust SI for enterprises hinges on striking the right balance between AI and HI. Utilizing the right combination of HI and AI, it is possible to create systems that are more effective, efficient, and ethical.

Recent advancements in generative AI have transformed the working landscape in many aspects, allowing organizations to work faster and more efficiently than ever before. On 6th Oct 2023, a new study by researchers at Harvard, MIT, Wharton, BCG and Warwick Business School shows a 40% increase in the quality of results when using AI. However, there is rising concern about the hallucination and randomness in the output of generative AI (GenAI). Therefore, the conjunction with human insight and judgment for the best possible outcomes is the key in this regard.

If we learn how to collaborate with AI, realizing there are better ways of doing everything that we do today, it can lead to an inevitably promising future. Dr. Angus Cheong and his team worked over the last decade to develop a tool that embodies this vision of AI collaboration, offering a glimpse into the potential of what lies ahead. DiVoMiner is a cloud-based platform that integrates with advanced AI technologies to process big data – textual data, multi-modal data effectively using the classical content analysis method. In DiVoMiner, you can use your own data, knowledge, expertise, and experience to discover insights and unleash your creativity. You will be guided by its excellent processes and continue to improve your productivity and output quality unexpectedly.

In short, DiVoMiner is a scalable data hub, a tool for business intelligence, and a knowledge management system. The potential of DiVoMiner can be scaled up to be a decision-making insight dissemination mechanism, a social listening and social media moderation tool. All in all, DiVoMiner can be the architecture to construct a complete solution for organizations to enhance social intelligence and improve their decision-making effectiveness.

DiVoMiner also empowers its users by streamlining and automating content analysis and data mining, allowing them to focus on higher-level analysis and critical thinking. By harnessing AI’s capabilities, the platform enhances research efficiency and minimizes mundane tasks, leading to more impactful and insightful outcomes.

To embark on this transformative journey of AI collaboration and experience the power of DiVoMiner, register now at www.divominer.com and use it for free.

Unleash your creativity, discover valuable insights, and significantly improve your decision-making effectiveness. DiVoMiner offers you the key to a promising future where AI and HI join forces to drive innovation and success.


From Complexity to Clarity: Empowering Research with Content Analysis, Algorithms and Large Language Models

By DiVoMiner Team

The internet’s rapid growth has led to an explosive increase in data volume and complexity. Traditional analytical methods struggle with evaluating extensive data, leading researchers to spend significant time sifting through it. They need a data analysis platform to extract valuable insights and draw compelling conclusions from these massive data sets.

What are the benefits of a data analysis platform? With such a platform, people can quickly and easily analyze large amounts of data and reach conclusions, whether for academic research, business decisions, or personal interests. Its strong functionality can aid in discerning whether the data indicates growth or decline trends, allowing the data to articulate compelling truths. This exemplifies the power of data analysis platform.

Indeed, while it may sound overly profound, the reality is that numerous industries and scenarios can leverage data analysis platforms to streamline work processes, thereby enhancing efficiency. This can be observed in various realms, including comparisons of sales figures, financial data, market shares, product performance, individual skill assessments, regional population statistics, sentiment analysis, research findings analysis, and an array of other scenarios.

There is a platform that serves as an all-in-one tool for content analysis and data mining. It integrates and addresses the demands of quantitative (content analysis), computational (algorithms), and intelligent (large language models) research methods. By using AI-aided content analysis, it begins with the structuralization of big data, pulling together online and offline data, and utilizing methods such as web mining, semantic network analysis, and machine deep learning to automate the discovery of unknown patterns, thereby initiating an initial exploration of the data landscape.

This platform is called DiVoMiner. Users can access all the functionalities through a web browser without the need to install any software. This allows for convenient use of the platform’s features while saving time and costs and enhancing efficiency. 

Now, let’s review the highlights of the DiVoMiner platform, mainly focusing on the various statistical analysis tasks that the DiVoMiner platform can accomplish.

 

What types of charts can be created on DiVoMiner?

The DiVoMiner platform can generate various charts, such as single-variable analysis, multivariate analyses such as chi-square, correlation and regression.

Univariate descriptive statistics includes pie charts, word clouds, bar charts, radar charts, etc. The generation process of a word cloud begins with tokenizing the text, then analyzing the frequency of words in a text and presenting the size of the font based on the frequency.

Based on the requirements, variable charts can be generated on the platform to visually convey the meaning of the data, such as pie charts and bar charts.

Multivariate analysis uses multiple variables for cross-analysis, including Sankey diagram, cross chart, stacked graph, chi-square test, correlation analysis, and regression analysis.

DiVoMiner provides automated algorithmic models. The sentiment analysis function is divided into analyzation of sentiments (positive and negative) and emotions (such as happiness and sadness). K-Means and LDA topic model are different algorithms, but the results of both are relatively similar. Furthermore, semantic network analysis and word cloud generation are largely similar in process, both involving the tokenization of the text and calculation of keyword frequencies. The distinction lies in semantic network analysis incorporating an additional layer by examining the associations between words.

The true strength of DiVoMiner lies not only in its rich data analysis capabilities and numerous models, but also in its ability to flexibly integrate all variables for analysis, including uploaded fields, encoded results, and automatic generated algorithm results.

Some charts feature a small blue tag in the upper right corner, which is the multivariate analysis function. Clicking on it will lead you to the [Statistical Analysis] page, where you can view various contents including custom variables, codebook, system variables, and algorithmic variables. Simply drag and drop the variables for analysis onto the dimensions and select the desired chart type on the right to create a chart.

 

Exciting Update: Introducing a Variety of Quantitative Statistical Methods

In the field of statistical analysis, the DiVoMiner platform has introduced a variety of new quantitative statistical methods, including normality test, t-test, one-way ANOVA, multi-factor analysis of variance, linear regression, binary logistic regression, K-Means clustering (numeric), reliability analysis, validity analysis, and analysis of multiple-choice.

To use these features, simply log in to the DiVoMiner platform and go to [Advanced Analysis] in the [Statistical Analysis] section, click on [Create a calculation task] and choose the algorithm model that works best for you.

 

At DiVoMiner, we are dedicated to providing users with a variety of tools that empower you to take control of your data and explore its full potential. Our commitment is to fully understand users’ needs, enabling thorough exploration and deep analysis based on your specific requirements. This ensures that you can flexibly utilize data in academic writing, market research, financial analysis, and product performance evaluation, among other fields.

You can explore and utilize these wide range of essential tools in the platform for free. To get started, visit www.divominer.com.


Published journal articles utilizing DiVoMiner

Here is a curated selection of notable articles for you to explore. Additionally, you can find recent publications leveraging the AI-powered tool by searching “DiVoMiner” on Google Scholar.

Health Communication

  • Xian, X., Neuwirth, R. J., & Chang, A. (2024). Government-Nongovernmental Organization (NGO) Collaboration in Macao’s COVID-19 Vaccine Promotion: Social Media Case Study. JMIR infodemiology, 4, e51113.
    Learn more: bit.ly/4aVpAxT
  • Wang, C., & Li, Z. (2024). Identifying primary frames of official public health reporting in mainland China: a before-and-after policy change analysis using the ANTMN approach. Media Asia, 1-15.
    Learn more: bit.ly/3wBRX5o
  • Zhang, W., Zhou, F., & Fei, Y. (2023). Repetitions in online doctor–patient communication: Frequency, functions, and reasons. Patient Education and Counseling107, 107565., 39(7), 711-721.
    Learn more: bit.ly/3GlgoX2
  • Chang, A., Xian, X., Liu, M. T., & Zhao, X. (2022). Health communication through positive and solidarity messages amid the COVID-19 pandemic: Automated content analysis of Facebook uses. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health19(10), 6159.
    Learn more: bit.ly/3zCZXBu
  • Chang, A., & Ho, M. (2022). Heightening fake information and misinformation around COVID-19 vaccine controversy by examining super-spreaders’ lies. Fake Information and Global Communication.
    Learn more: bit.ly/414xJff
  • Gao, H., Zhao, Q., Ning, C., Guo, D., Wu, J., & Li, L. (2022). Does the COVID-19 vaccine still work that “most of the confirmed cases had been vaccinated”? A content analysis of vaccine effectiveness discussion on sina weibo during the outbreak of COVID-19 in Nanjing. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health19(1), 241.
    Learn more: bit.ly/3KFKNSl
  • Zhou, F., Zhang, W., Cai, H., & Cao, Y. (2021). Portrayals of 2v, 4v and 9vHPV vaccines on Chinese social media: a content analysis of hot posts on Sina Weibo. Human Vaccines & Immunotherapeutics17(11), 4433-4441.
    Learn more: bit.ly/3mfF7Fk
  • Chang, A., Schulz, P. J., Jiao, W., & Liu, M. T. (2021). Obesity-related communication in digital Chinese news from Mainland China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan: Automated content analysis. JMIR Public Health and Surveillance7(11), e26660.
    Learn more: bit.ly/3m7rfgo
  • Chang, A., Schulz, P. J., & Wenghin Cheong, A. (2020). Online newspaper framing of non-communicable diseases: Comparison of Mainland China, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macao. International journal of environmental research and public health17(15), 5593.
    Learn more: bit.ly/3mcX9rN
  • Chang, A. (2020). Misinformation from Web-based News Media? Computational Analysis of Metabolic Disease Burden for Chinese. In Disinformation in Open Online Media: Second Multidisciplinary International Symposium, MISDOOM 2020, Leiden, The Netherlands, October 26–27, 2020, Proceedings 2 (pp. 52-62). Springer International Publishing.
    Learn more: bit.ly/3Uluttk
  • Cheng, X., Jin, J., Cheong, A. & Zhao, Y. (2020). Changes in the Media Image of Chinese Medicine during the Fight against Novel Coronavirus. Journal of Xi’an Jiaotong University (Social Sciences), 4, 61-70.
    Learn more: bit.ly/40NoaBa
  • Chang, A., Schulz, P. J., Tu, S., & Liu, M. T. (2020). Communicative blame in online communication of the COVID-19 pandemic: Computational approach of stigmatizing cues and negative sentiment gauged with automated analytic techniques. Journal of Medical Internet Research22(11), e21504.
    Learn more: bit.ly/3KltKUk

 

Digital Content and Social Media

  • Shen, Z. (2024). Shall brands create their own virtual influencers? A comprehensive study of 33 virtual influencers on Instagram. Humanities and Social Sciences Communications, 11(1), 1-14.
    Learn more: bit.ly/3HO9Pwc
  • Li, L., Li, Y., Wu, J., & Gao, H. (2023). Emotional resonance and identity recognition in Chinese late adolescent digital music consumption. Media and Communication, 11(4), 175-186.
    Learn more: bit.ly/3OvdxPe

 

Crisis Communication

  • Li, Y., Peng, L., Sang, Y., & Gao, H. (2024). The characteristics and functionalities of citizen-led disaster response through social media: A case study of the# HenanFloodsRelief on Sina Weibo. International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction, 104419.
    Learn more: bit.ly/444jadV
  • Dong, C., Huang, Q., Ni, S., Zhang, B., & Chen, C. (2023). Constructing Care-Based Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Communication During the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Comparison of Fortune 500 Companies in China and the United States. Journal of Business Ethics, 1-28.
    Learn more: bit.ly/482fr0D
  • AO, S. H., & Mak, A. K. (2021). Regenerative crisis, social media publics and Internet trolling: A cultural discourse approach. Public Relations Review47(4), 102072.
    Learn more: bit.ly/3Gq4gnp
  • Mak, A. K., & Song, A. O. (2019). Revisiting social-mediated crisis communication model: The Lancôme regenerative crisis after the Hong Kong Umbrella Movement. Public Relations Review45(4), 101812.
    Learn more: bit.ly/43hr6rp

 

Education

  • Li, Q., & Chan, K. K. (2024). Test takers’ attitudes of using exam-oriented mobile application as a tool to adapt in a high-stakes speaking test. Education and Information Technologies, 29(1), 219-237.
    Learn more: bit.ly/3HJVFMT

 

Artificial Intelligence

  • Dang, Laurence. (2023). From Within: A Reflective Equilibrium Outlook on the Ethics Policies of Artificial Intelligence.
    Learn more: bit.ly/3Ojg7H0

 

Metaverse

  • Zhong, L., Xu, Z., Morrison, A. M., Li, Y., & Zhu, M. (2023). Metaverse customer journeys in tourism: building viable virtual worlds. Tourism Review.
    Learn more: bit.ly/3wajF9q

 

Tourism

  • Bi, F. (2023, July). Analysis of Tourism Review Information Based on Data Mining Technology. In Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Mathematical Statistics and Economic Analysis, MSEA 2023, May 26–28, 2023, Nanjing, China.
    Learn more: bit.ly/481PkqM

 

International Communication

  • Guo, S., & Wang, D. (2021). News production and construal level: a comparative analysis of the press coverage of China’s Belt and Road Initiative. Chinese Journal of Communication14(2), 211-230.
    Learn more: bit.ly/3zEJOvj
  • Ding, Y. (2021). The Involution and Politicization of US Elite Press: A Case Study of Framing Discrepancies on the News Coverage of Sino-US Trade War (Doctoral dissertation, Hong Kong Baptist University).
    Learn more: bit.ly/3nS9YYT

 

Management and Organizational Behavior (OBM)

  • Shan, X. & Luo. Z. (2021). The structural features and evolutionary logic of collaborative governance of Chengdu-Chongqing Economic Circle: Social network analysis based on institutional collective action. Journal of Chongqing University (Social Science Edition). 02, 55-66.
    Learn more: bit.ly/3KhioR6
  • Cao. W, Research on Public Service Based on Big Data: Content Analysis of the Reports of Public. Bicycle in the Four Places Across Straits. New Media and Society. 21(1), 239-263.
    Learn more: bit.ly/3MpuVVq

 

Public Relations

  • Ao, S. H., KY, M. A., & LL, T. L. (2022). Revisiting contingency theory in regenerative social-mediated crisis: An investigation of Maxim’s and Yoshinoya in Hong Kong’s polarized context. Public Relations Review,48(4), 102227.6(2), 1-17.
    Learn more: bit.ly/43pEbyW

 

Public Opinion Research

  • Tu, S.T.,Lu,L.Y., Hsieh, C. H., & Wu, C. Y. (2021). A New Internet Public Opinion Evaluation Model: A Case Study of Public Opinions on COVID-19 in Taiwan.  International journal ofBig Data and Analytics in Healthcare (lBDAH),6(2), 1-17.
    Learn more: bit.ly/3Gpn3j0
  • Wang,J.(2018). How to Satisfy Audience: The Research of Technology and Content on The Daily Network Live Video.Chinese Journal of Journalism & Communication,  40(12), 21-33.
    Learn more: bit.ly/3GpoyxE

How to use AI technology to assist content analysis?

In recent years, the incredible strides made in artificial intelligence (AI) technology have sparked a profound transformation across various fields, particularly in the realm of content analysis. AI has become an indispensable tool, aiding researchers and analysts in navigating the vast amount of available information. It’s not just about efficiency; AI has become a game-changer across disciplines like communication studies, psychology, education, political science, literature, linguistics, and more. In fact, it’s safe to say that AI has become a cornerstone of social science research.

At the forefront of this AI-powered content analysis revolution stands DiVoMiner, a platform thoughtfully designed to harness the capabilities of AI while seamlessly blending quantitative and qualitative approaches. What truly sets DiVoMiner apart is its systematic approach, objectivity and quantifiability. The platform follows the rigorous scientific requirements of content analysis and combines artificial intelligence and big-data technology to provide users with advanced research tools. It can be said that AI-powered content analysis inherits from traditional research methods and, with the support of new technology, offers innovative execution methods.

So, how does AI-powered content analysis operate? The journey begins with the structurization of big data, integrating both online and offline data. Techniques such as data mining and semantic analysis are employed to unveil hidden patterns and provide initial insights into the data. This aspect represents one of the significant advantages that the new technology brings to textual data research, surpassing the capabilities of traditional methods.

In the DiVoMiner platform, online content analysis is a collaborative effort between humans and AI. Whether it’s manual coding, machine coding, or AI coding, humans take the lead while AI lends its expertise to categorize and analyze textual data. It’s a synergy that brings out the best of both worlds.

Finally, after completing the quantitative transformation of the qualitative data, the data variables will be obtained and analyzed using a variety of statistical analyses to gain significance and insight to answer the research questions and test the research hypotheses. The beauty of this process lies in its ability to mirror the established workflow of traditional content analysis while integrating the power of technology.

Why is AI-powered content analysis so important in the contemporary research landscape? With the exponential growth of data in our digital age, traditional manual methods are simply inadequate to handle the sheer volume. On the other hand, AI-powered content analysis employs advanced algorithms and deep learning to swiftly uncover intricate patterns within the data, enabling efficient processing of large-scale textual data.

AI technology is reshaping the execution methods of traditional content analysis. As technology advances, various aspects of content analysis, including literature review, database creation, fast sampling, category construction, coding, statistical analysis, and visual presentation, can potentially be enhanced through AI integration. This collaborative approach liberates researchers from laborious tasks, allowing them to channel their efforts more effectively into research.

In response to these transformative shifts, the DiVoMiner team strives to embrace and adopt new technology while preserving a delicate balance between researchers and technology. In the latest version of the DiVoMiner platform, a step towards AI-powered development has been taken by integrating with OpenAI, offering “AI-generated category” feature to users. We continue to strengthen our capabilities on AI coding and AI summarization, all while maintaining meticulous human quality control and refinement within the platform’s streamlined structure.

AI-powered content analysis represents the harmonious union of traditional methodology and innovation execution, where human expertise converges with the limitless potential of artificial intelligence. As we journey into the future, DiVoMiner keeps empowering researchers to explore new frontiers in content analysis, driven by the remarkable synergy of human control and AI capabilities. Here, we welcome you to the future of research.

 

Register now and use for free: www.divominer.com


From Complexity to Clarity: Empowering Research with Content Analysis, Algorithms and Large Language Models

By DiVoMiner Team

The internet’s rapid growth has led to an explosive increase in data volume and complexity. Traditional analytical methods struggle with evaluating extensive data, leading researchers to spend significant time sifting through it. They need a data analysis platform to extract valuable insights and draw compelling conclusions from these massive data sets.

What are the benefits of a data analysis platform? With such a platform, people can quickly and easily analyze large amounts of data and reach conclusions, whether for academic research, business decisions, or personal interests. Its strong functionality can aid in discerning whether the data indicates growth or decline trends, allowing the data to articulate compelling truths. This exemplifies the power of data analysis platform.

Indeed, while it may sound overly profound, the reality is that numerous industries and scenarios can leverage data analysis platforms to streamline work processes, thereby enhancing efficiency. This can be observed in various realms, including comparisons of sales figures, financial data, market shares, product performance, individual skill assessments, regional population statistics, sentiment analysis, research findings analysis, and an array of other scenarios.

There is a platform that serves as an all-in-one tool for content analysis and data mining. It integrates and addresses the demands of quantitative (content analysis), computational (algorithms), and intelligent (large language models) research methods. By using AI-aided content analysis, it begins with the structuralization of big data, pulling together online and offline data, and utilizing methods such as web mining, semantic network analysis, and machine deep learning to automate the discovery of unknown patterns, thereby initiating an initial exploration of the data landscape.

This platform is called DiVoMiner. Users can access all the functionalities through a web browser without the need to install any software. This allows for convenient use of the platform’s features while saving time and costs and enhancing efficiency. 

Now, let’s review the highlights of the DiVoMiner platform, mainly focusing on the various statistical analysis tasks that the DiVoMiner platform can accomplish.

 

What types of charts can be created on DiVoMiner?

The DiVoMiner platform can generate various charts, such as single-variable analysis, multivariate analyses such as chi-square, correlation and regression.

Univariate descriptive statistics includes pie charts, word clouds, bar charts, radar charts, etc. The generation process of a word cloud begins with tokenizing the text, then analyzing the frequency of words in a text and presenting the size of the font based on the frequency.

Based on the requirements, variable charts can be generated on the platform to visually convey the meaning of the data, such as pie charts and bar charts.

Multivariate analysis uses multiple variables for cross-analysis, including Sankey diagram, cross chart, stacked graph, chi-square test, correlation analysis, and regression analysis.

DiVoMiner provides automated algorithmic models. The sentiment analysis function is divided into analyzation of sentiments (positive and negative) and emotions (such as happiness and sadness). K-Means and LDA topic model are different algorithms, but the results of both are relatively similar. Furthermore, semantic network analysis and word cloud generation are largely similar in process, both involving the tokenization of the text and calculation of keyword frequencies. The distinction lies in semantic network analysis incorporating an additional layer by examining the associations between words.

The true strength of DiVoMiner lies not only in its rich data analysis capabilities and numerous models, but also in its ability to flexibly integrate all variables for analysis, including uploaded fields, encoded results, and automatic generated algorithm results.

Some charts feature a small blue tag in the upper right corner, which is the multivariate analysis function. Clicking on it will lead you to the [Statistical Analysis] page, where you can view various contents including custom variables, codebook, system variables, and algorithmic variables. Simply drag and drop the variables for analysis onto the dimensions and select the desired chart type on the right to create a chart.

 

Exciting Update: Introducing a Variety of Quantitative Statistical Methods

In the field of statistical analysis, the DiVoMiner platform has introduced a variety of new quantitative statistical methods, including normality test, t-test, one-way ANOVA, multi-factor analysis of variance, linear regression, binary logistic regression, K-Means clustering (numeric), reliability analysis, validity analysis, and analysis of multiple-choice.

To use these features, simply log in to the DiVoMiner platform and go to [Advanced Analysis] in the [Statistical Analysis] section, click on [Create a calculation task] and choose the algorithm model that works best for you.

 

At DiVoMiner, we are dedicated to providing users with a variety of tools that empower you to take control of your data and explore its full potential. Our commitment is to fully understand users’ needs, enabling thorough exploration and deep analysis based on your specific requirements. This ensures that you can flexibly utilize data in academic writing, market research, financial analysis, and product performance evaluation, among other fields.

You can explore and utilize these wide range of essential tools in the platform for free. To get started, visit www.divominer.com.


DiVoMiner, a must-have tool for content analysis

This article has been reproduced from the content published by a DiVoMiner user, which effectively explains the process of content analysis in DiVoMiner platform.

I believe that many undergraduate and graduate students have encountered the challenges of writing academic papers. The difficulties with academic paper go beyond simply reviewing literature, selecting topics, and establishing hypotheses. It also encompasses the complex task of data management and analysis.

Can the successful completion of your research be hindered by limited knowledge of Python, SPSS, or unfamiliarity with the steps of analysis? It should not be! In fact, there are various user-friendly platforms and software specifically designed for academic researchers, waiting to be discovered and utilized, ensuring a smooth research journey.

Content analysis has always been one of the most popular research methods across various fields, such as communication studies. If you want to analyze how media reports construct certain groups, cities, topics, etc., conduct sentiment analysis on trending topics discussed on social networks like Twitter, Facebook, TikTok, X etc., streamline the time spent on editing, storing, and organizing during the research process, or easily conduct cross-analysis of system variables and custom variables after coding, the following article will assist you along the research journey.

This article will take you on an immersive journey to master DiVoMiner, an AI-powered content analysis platform, which solves the typical challenges in content analysis.

This platform is tailor-made for content analysis, utilizing a combination of machine learning coding and human-machine interaction workflow. It enables the completion of the entire content analysis process online through cloud-based system. Database construction, sampling, coding, statistics, and result visualization can all be achieved with just a few clicks, saving time and effort!

Get a glimpse of what this platform can do to help you out

Now, let’s walk you through the operations of this platform in the following sequence:

Login > Upload Data > Sampling > Codebook Generation > Reliability Test > Coding > Statistical Analysis.

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No need to download any software, you can simply search for DiVoMiner in your browser, register for a free account. With the free account, you can utilize majority of the platform’s features. With DiVoMiner, research processes have never been easier.

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Upload Data

Prepare the research data sample objects that need to be coded in advance and organize it into a document. Create a free project in the homepage of the platform. Once you enter the project, you will find that this platform is really user-friendly. It perfectly captures the rhythm of content analysis.

Afterwards, you can add a database in the [Data Management] section and upload data in various formats. This includes Excel/CSV/PDF/Word/Text, as well as image, audio and video format.

Please note that the free version has limits on data and file capacity, which are 1000 entries and 50MB. If you need to analyze more data, you can also purchase additional resources on the platform.

Sampling

If you have a sampling requirement for the data already uploaded, you can find the sampling option below the database. You can then choose to sample by proportion or by quantity, and the system will automatically generate a new sample library based on the sampling results.

In addition, this platform can also help you with coding using the power of technology. The AI-powered system can automatically identify keywords you set and code them. However, you can choose not to use this feature and only perform manual coding if you prefer.

Codebook Generation

Creating a codebook is an essential step in the research process. Before this step, it is necessary to finalize the categories for the codebook. In the [Codebook] section, kindly input your questions and corresponding options. You may also add keywords to the options. These keywords will be highlighted during the coding process, serving as prompts for machine coding (this will be reflected in the coding section). This procedural approach is similar to the process of designing a survey.

The DiVoMiner platform now offers AI-aided category generation along with the options based on research objectives which can be later imported to the Codebook. This amazing feature can be accessed from the ‘AI-generated category’ tab. To experience the full potential of this powerful tool, follow this in the DiVoMiner platform:

With the AI-generated categories, researchers can quickly identify the most relevant themes and features within their data, allowing them to focus on the areas that are most important for their research objectives.

Reliability Test

The next step involves conducting an inter-coder reliability test. It is advisable to randomly select a subset of samples from the [Coding Library] and import them into the [Test Library]. Subsequently, the coders should carry out the coding process. Following this, the inter-coder reliability can be calculated to determine if it meets the predefined standard before proceeding with the actual coding phase. There are four reliability indices available for selection, and you also have the option to calculate the reliability of specific coders or certain categories. Moreover, If machine coding is implemented, reliability test between coder and machine can be performed in the platform as well.

To extend an invitation to coders for project participation, kindly navigate to the homepage and locate the three dots positioned on the right side of [My Project]. Subsequently, you may select the “Invite” option to extend invitations to others and invite them to join the project.

Coding

The process of coding can also be considered as the coders “filling out a survey” for each data entry. The data content is presented on the left side, while the coding categories are on the right side for easy comparison. You can review the data you have previously coded and leave comments on specific data entries for future reference. Notably, this system offers the remarkable feature of assessing coding performance and monitor the quality of coding. The project administrator can easily track the progress of each coder’s work.

Statistical Analysis

After the coding is completed, the next step is to view the coding results and visualize them, which is crucial for analysis and report/paper writing. The platform allows you to easily create different types of charts by dragging and dropping variables. You can also select the dimensions and values for analysis. Statistical modules like descriptive statistics, correlation analysis, and chi-square are available for direct use. You can export the charts and coding results with just a few clicks. This article provides only a partial demonstration. For more features and algorithms, please visit the official website of DiVoMiner at https://me.divominer.com/.

(Following images are from the Demo Project in DiVoMiner)

Still confused? Check out DiVoMiner’s video guides, and your research ideas will be clearer! The video section has complete guide to the platform demonstrating how efficiently you can conduct content analysis in DiVoMiner.

Video guides: https://www.divominer.com/en/videos/

After learning about all these information, does it make you eager to try it out? Just visit their official website at https://www.divominer.com/en/ and create your free account to get started.


Exploring Virtual Influencers with DiVoMiner: A comprehensive study indexed in SSCI and AHCI

In the digital marketing sphere, the intersection of technology and creativity finds a vivid illustration in “Shall brands create their own virtual influencers? A comprehensive study of 33 virtual influencers on Instagram.”

This paper, authored by Zheng Shen, embarks on an intricate journey into the realm of virtual influencers and their significant role in digital marketing strategies, which indexed in SSCI and AHCI. To learn more about the paper, please click here.

Journal Impact Factor (2022) is 3.5

At the heart of this study lies a profound investigation into the effectiveness of virtual influencers — digital personas crafted by brands or independent creators to promote products, services, or messages on social media platforms. With a focus on Instagram, a platform renowned for its influential marketing prowess, the paper delves into the comparative engagement outcomes of branded versus non-branded virtual influencers. It meticulously analyses 33 distinct digital personas, uncovering the layers of interaction, authenticity, and consumer perception that define the modern customer-brand engagement. The study’s findings illuminate the greater engagement potential of non-branded virtual influencers over their branded counterparts, challenging pre-existing notions about digital marketing strategies.

(Source: Zheng Shen’s Article)

A cornerstone of this research’s methodology was the application of DiVoMiner, an advanced AI-powered content analysis platform. The researcher has utilized DiVoMiner for the content analysis of Instagram posts from the selected virtual influencers. The tool’s advanced AI capabilities allowed for an in-depth examination of character narratives (virtual influencers’ characteristics), forum (virtual influencers’ communication strategies), promotional characteristics (product types, brand equity, brand objectives, humor of campaigns, and relevant marketing strategies) and community reaction (customer-brand engagement in likes and comments). Moreover, the researcher conceptualized the typology of virtual influencers and analysed their engagement with customers and brands. This application of DiVoMiner not only showcases the platform’s versatility in handling complex data analyses but also highlights its potential to drive forward research and marketing strategies that align with the evolving digital landscape.

The paper’s conclusions extend beyond academic contributions, offering actionable insights for brands and marketing professionals. It suggests a strategic reconsideration of the creation versus collaboration debate concerning virtual influencers, advocating for partnerships with existing non-branded influencers to maximize engagement and authenticity. Furthermore, the study advises against overt marketing intentions in virtual influencers’ posts, pointing towards a more subtle and authentic engagement strategy as the key to unlocking the full potential of virtual influence in digital marketing.

(Source: Zheng Shen’s Article)

This analysis underscores the indispensable role of DiVoMiner in facilitating cutting-edge research and enhancing marketing strategies in the digital age. Through the lens of this study, DiVoMiner emerges not only as a tool for academic inquiry but as a catalyst for innovation in digital marketing practices, paving the way for future explorations into the digital consumer-brand relationship​​.

To begin your research on the digital age, register now: www.divominer.com

(All content references and insights within this blog are attributed to the research conducted by Zheng Shen in the study ‘Shall brands create their own virtual influencers? A comprehensive study of 33 virtual influencers on Instagram.’)