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Michael Colaresi

University of Pittsburgh

Affiliations

Computing and Information

Intelligent Systems Programs

School of Computing and Information

Intelligent Systems Program

Kenneth P. Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences

Political Science

NoneMichael Colaresi is currently serving as a Computing And Information faculty at University of Pittsburgh.

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University of Pittsburgh

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political science international relations social sciences conflict comparative politics strategic rivalries journalism peace research international politics governance democratization conflict resolution geopolitics sociology security studies politics democracy regime analysis global politics accountability world politics foreign policy crisis management biopolitics conflict management international conflict spatial politics conflict escalation crisis escalation serial crisis behavior human robot interaction autonomous robots general systems shock waves political analysis political science research human-computer interaction digital scholarship information technology knowledge discovery knowledge management early warning systems intergroup conflict conflict studies self-defense border controls supply chain disruptions shock (economics) supervised learning political theory warning system digital culture digital society digital divide critical computing critical thinking object tracking tracking systems automated knowledge acquisition national security space policy fire suppression emotion regulation brain stimulation industrial collaboration informal links hot spots economic development-democratization relationship regime security risk mitigation rally effect informational theory steps-to-war model arms buildups recurrent conflict foreign policy ability experimental criminology law bayesian inference international security information policy computational social science computational sociology social justice cyber conflict

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Explainable Tracking of Political Violence Using the Tsetlin Machine. (2023)

Hsu-Chiang HsuBree Bang-JensenMichael P. ColaresiPanos K. ChrysanthisVladimir I. Zadorozhny

political violencepolitical sciencemachine learningobject trackingtracking systemsexplainable trackingtsetlin machine

How to Teach Machines to Read Human Rights Reports and Identify Judgments at Scale. Routledge eBooks (2023)

Baekkwan ParkKevin GreeneMichael Colaresi

knowledge managementcomputer sciencetechnologymachine learningknowledge discoveryautomated knowledge acquisitionknowledge representation and reasoningartificial intelligenceformal verificationautomated reasoningsocial sciencesformal methods

Lessons From an Escalation Prediction Competition. International Interactions (2022)

Håvard HegrePaola VescoMichael Colaresi

machine learningmanagementsociology

United They Stand: Findings From an Escalation Prediction Competition. International Interactions (2022)

Paola VescoHåvard HegreMichael ColaresiRemco Bastiaan JansenAdeline LoGregor ReischNils B. Weidmann

international relationsescalation prediction competitionsocial sciences

References. Edward Elgar Publishing eBooks (2021)

Andrew JohnstonRobert Huggins

entrepreneurshipcollaboration processsocial innovationmanagementinter-firm coordinationuniversity collaborationinterorganizational relationshipsuniversity knowledgetechnology transferstrategic managementsmall business managementbusinessindustrial collaboration

Views 2020: Revising and Evaluating the Views Political Violence Early-Warning System. Journal of Peace Research (2021)

Håvard HegreCurtis BellMichael ColaresiMihai CroicuFrederick HoylesRemco JansenMaxine Ria LeisAngelica Lindqvist-McGowanDavid RandahlEspen Geelmuyden RødPaola Vesco

journalismconflictpolitical sciencerisk managementwarning systeminternational relationsforecastingpeace researchsecurity studies

Apsr_Rep.Xz. Harvard Dataverse (2020)

Michael ColaresiBaekkwan ParkKevin Greene

statisticsmachine learningdata sciencereplicationreplication data

How Our Misunderstanding of the Digital and Computing Revolutions Puts Democracy at Risk (and What to Do About It). Critical Quarterly (2020)

Michael Colaresi

digital culturecritical computingdigital dividetechnologypolitical scienceinformation technologycritical thinkingdemocracyhuman-computer interactiondigital scholarshipdigital societysocial mediasocial sciencescritical theorydemocratic theorydigital humanitiesdemocratization

Human Rights Are (Increasingly) Plural: Learning the Changing Taxonomy of Human Rights From Large-Scale Text Reveals Information Effects. American Political Science Review (2020)

BAEKKWAN PARKKEVIN GREENEMICHAEL COLARESI

american political thoughtsocial sciencespolitical science

Replication_File.Tar.Gz. Harvard Dataverse (2020)

Baekkwan ParkKevin GreeneMichael Colaresi

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Michael Colaresi

University of Pittsburgh

Affiliations

Computing and Information

Intelligent Systems Programs

School of Computing and Information

Intelligent Systems Program

Kenneth P. Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences

Political Science

NoneMichael Colaresi is currently serving as a Computing And Information faculty at University of Pittsburgh.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Michael Colaresi

University of Pittsburgh

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Explainable Tracking of Political Violence Using the Tsetlin Machine. (2023)

Hsu-Chiang HsuBree Bang-JensenMichael P. ColaresiPanos K. ChrysanthisVladimir I. Zadorozhny

political violencepolitical sciencemachine learningobject trackingtracking systemsexplainable trackingtsetlin machine

How to Teach Machines to Read Human Rights Reports and Identify Judgments at Scale. Routledge eBooks (2023)

Baekkwan ParkKevin GreeneMichael Colaresi

Lessons From an Escalation Prediction Competition. International Interactions (2022)

Håvard HegrePaola VescoMichael Colaresi

machine learningmanagementsociology

United They Stand: Findings From an Escalation Prediction Competition. International Interactions (2022)

Paola VescoHåvard HegreMichael ColaresiRemco Bastiaan JansenAdeline LoGregor ReischNils B. Weidmann

international relationsescalation prediction competitionsocial sciences

References. Edward Elgar Publishing eBooks (2021)

Andrew JohnstonRobert Huggins

Views 2020: Revising and Evaluating the Views Political Violence Early-Warning System. Journal of Peace Research (2021)

Håvard HegreCurtis BellMichael ColaresiMihai CroicuFrederick HoylesRemco JansenMaxine Ria LeisAngelica Lindqvist-McGowanDavid RandahlEspen Geelmuyden RødPaola Vesco

journalismconflictpolitical sciencerisk managementwarning systeminternational relationsforecastingpeace researchsecurity studies

Apsr_Rep.Xz. Harvard Dataverse (2020)

Michael ColaresiBaekkwan ParkKevin Greene

statisticsmachine learningdata sciencereplicationreplication data

How Our Misunderstanding of the Digital and Computing Revolutions Puts Democracy at Risk (and What to Do About It). Critical Quarterly (2020)

Michael Colaresi

Human Rights Are (Increasingly) Plural: Learning the Changing Taxonomy of Human Rights From Large-Scale Text Reveals Information Effects. American Political Science Review (2020)

BAEKKWAN PARKKEVIN GREENEMICHAEL COLARESI

american political thoughtsocial sciencespolitical science

Replication_File.Tar.Gz. Harvard Dataverse (2020)

Baekkwan ParkKevin GreeneMichael Colaresi

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