Matthew Benigni
CASOS Alumni, ISR, CASOS IGERT

Email: matthew.benigni[AT]gmail.com

CMU Affiliation: CASOS

Advisor: Kathleen M. Carley

Office: Wean Hall 4103

Phone: 412-268-4748

Research:
Matt is interested in scalable methodologies that link large disparate data sets to inform decision making. Recent topics of interest include: Community detection in annotated online social networks (with application to counter-terrorism), Socialbot Detection and Analysis, open-source exploitation, social network analysis, machine learning, and spatio-temporal pattern analysis.

Projects:

Publications:

Benigni, Matthew & Joseph, Kenneth & Carley, Kathleen M . (2019). Bot-ivism: Assessing Information manipulation in Social Media Using Network Analytics. In Emerging Research Challenges and Opportunities in Social Network Analysis and Mining, Springer. [DOI]

Benigni, Matthew & Joseph, Kenneth & Carley, Kathleen M . (2017). Online Extremism and the Communities that Sustain It: Detecting the ISIS Supporting Community on Twitter. Plos One, [DOI] WebSite: [link]

Benigni, Matthew & Joseph, Kenneth & Carley, Kathleen M . (2017). Mining Online Communities to Inform Strategic Messaging:Practical Methods to Identify Community-Level Insights. Computational and Mathematical Organization Theory, 1-19. [DOI]

Benigni, Matthew. (2017). Detection and Analysis of Online Extremist Communities. Carnegie Mellon University, School of Computer Science, Institute for Software Research, CASOS, Doctor of Philosophy, WebSite: [link]

Kumar, Sumeet & Benigni, Matthew & Carley, Kathleen M . (2016). The Impact of US Cyber Policies on Cyber-Attacks Trend. Intelligence and Security Informatics (ISI), In Proceedings of the 2016 IEEE International Conference, Tuscan, AZ, September 28-30, 2016, [pdf]

Joseph, Kenneth & Benigni, Matthew & Carley, Kathleen M . (2016). A Social-Event Based Approach to Sentiment Analysis of Identities and Behaviors in Text. The Journal of Mathematical Sociology, 40, 137-166. [DOI]

Benigni, Matthew & Carley, Kathleen M . (2016). From Tweets to Intelligence: Understanding the Islamic Jihad Supporting Communities in Twitter. In Proceedings of the 2016 SBP-BRiMS International Conference, Washington, DC, June 28-July 1, 2016.,

Hsiao, Mark S & Cameron, Kenneth L & Tucker, Christopher & Benigni, Matthew & Blaine, Theodore A & Owens, Brett D . (2015). Shoulder impingement in the United States Military. Journal of Shoulder and Elbow Surgery, [DOI] WebSite: [link]

Benigni, Matthew & Furrer, Reinhard. (2012). Spatio-temporal improvised explosive device monitoring: improving detection to minimise attacks. Journal of Applied Statistics, 39, 2493-2508. [DOI]

Hsiao, Mark S & Cameron, Kenneth L & Huh, Jeannie & Hsu, Joseph R & Benigni, Matthew & Whitener, JoAnna C & Owens, Brett D . (2012). Clavicle Fractures in the United States Military: Incidence and Characteristics. Military Medicine, 177, 970-974. [DOI]

Benigni, Matthew & Furrer, Reinhard. (2008). Periodic Spatio-Temporal Improvised Explosive Device Attack Pattern Analysis. Technical report, Department of Mathematical Sciences, Colorado School of Mines, Golden, CO., WebSite: [link]

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