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- *biography*: users can briefly describe themselves here. - *biography*: users can briefly describe themselves here.
- *notifications*: this is the data we added. Since notification preferences are private data, we are not able to collect them from Instagram, thus we just randomly assign a *true* or *false* value to each of the five notification types we use in this assignment, and we also randomly set this *pauseAll* attributes to either *true* or *false*. When this *pauseAll* attribute is set to *true*, no notifications should be delivered to this user. - *notifications*: this is the data we added. Since notification preferences are private data, we are not able to collect them from Instagram, thus we just randomly assign a *true* or *false* value to each of the five notification types we use in this assignment, and we also randomly set this *pauseAll* attributes to either *true* or *false*. When this *pauseAll* attribute is set to *true*, no notifications should be delivered to this user.
### Format of events.txt ## Format of events.txt
events.txt contains events which may occur on Instagram, each line of this file describes one event, and each line has 3 columns, separated by a space. The first column is always a username, and the third column is always either a username, or a post id. The second column of each line defines what event it is. The events we use in our data set include: events.txt contains events which may occur on Instagram, each line of this file describes one event, and each line has 3 columns, separated by a space. The first column is always a username, and the third column is always either a username, or a post id. The second column of each line defines what event it is. The events we use in our data set include: