Celebrity profiling

• Celebrity Profiling task is used to predict the profiling traits such as degree of fame, gender, occupation and birthyear of
celebrities.
• The gender trait has three sub profiles such as male, female and nonbinary.
• The degree of fame has three sub profiles such as rising, star and super star.
• The occupation has eight sub profiles such as creator, performer, sports, professional, science, manager, religious and
politics.
• The birthyear has age ranges from 1940 to 2011.
• The dataset provided for competition contains 48335 tweets of celebrity users written in 50 different languages. The
training data contains 33836 users’ tweets and remaining users’ tweets are considered as test data. Celebrity Profiling
task was organized by PAN competition in the year 2019.
• .Celebrity Profiling is one interesting research area to know the characteristics of the celebrities like gender, degree of
fame, occupation and birthyear by analysing their written text.
• Celebrity Profiling is used in various applications like marketing, forensic analysis etc.
• In marketing, the celebrities are giving campaigning to the products of different companies and giving their opinions of
products in the form of text in social media websites like discussion forums, blogs and twitter. The people may not aware
of all the celebrities in the social media. Based on the popularity of the celebrity, the people choose the product to buy. In
this context, Celebrity Profiling is used to know the details of the celebrities by analysing their written text
corpus
Number
Profile Name Sub Profile of
Tweets
Star 25230
Degree of Fame Rising 1490
Superstar 7116
Male 24221
Gender Female 9583
Nonbinary 32 1.
Creator 5475
Manager 768
Performer 9899
Politics 2835
Occupation
Professional 525
Science 818
Sport 13481
Religious 35
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corpus

Wikidata employs a high number of labels for certain demographics. To render the prediction tasks feasible, we
simplified the labels as follows: – Gender. From the eight different gender-related Wikidata labels, we kept male
and female and merged the remaining six to non-binary. – Fame. To determine the degree of fame, we calculated
the distribution of follower counts shown in Figure 2, overlaid a matching log-normal distribution and used its
standard deviation to separate the three classes rising (less than 1,000 followers), star (more than 1,000 and less
than 100,000 followers), and superstar (more than 100,000 followers).4 – Occupation. The 1,379 different
occupations were grouped into eight classes: 1. Sports for occupations participating in professional sports, primarily
athletes. 2. Performer for creative activities primarily involving a performance like acting, entertainment, TV hosts,
and musicians. 3. Creator for creative activities with a focus on creating a work or piece of art, for example, writers,
journalists, designers, composers, producers, and architects. 4. Politics for politicians and political advocates,
lobbyists, and activists. 5. Manager for executives in companies and organizations. 6. Science for people working in
science and education. 7. Professional for specialist professions like cooks and plumbers. 8. Religious for professions
in the name of a religion.
ARCHITECTURE SYSTEM
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conjunction with each other in a distributed environment. The comprehensive architecture of a service that involves several different
components is called the system architecture. The system architecture design shows us the relationship between the different components
being used. They are usually created for gaining a deep understanding of how the different components work with each other in order to
achieve the goals that were set to be achieved by the project
• 5.2 SEQUENCE DIAGRAM A sequence diagram simply depicts interaction between objects in a sequential order i.e., the order in which these interactions take place. We can also use the
terms event diagrams or event scenarios to refer to a sequence diagram. Sequence diagrams describe how and in what order the objects in a system function. These diagrams are widely
used by businessmen and software developers to document and understand requirements for new and existing systems
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