Communication Networks from the Enron Email Corpus “It's Always About the People. Enron is no Different”

Communication Networks from the Enron Email Corpus "It's Always About the People. Enron is no Different"

Recommending Recipients in the Enron Email Corpus

Email is the most popular communication tool of the internet. In this paper we investigate how email systems can be enhanced to work as recipient recommendation systems, i.e., suggesting who recipients of a message might be, while the message is being composed, given its current contents and given its previously-specified recipients. This can be a valuable addition to email clients, particularl...

Annotating Subsets of the Enron Email Corpus

We present an annotation project for two subsets of the Enron email corpus. The first is a subset of the UC Berkeley Enron Email Analysis Project and the second consists of a portion of emails from the Voice Transcripts Email Correlated Corpora. Parts of the automatic content extraction (ACE) annotation guidelines, extended for the email domain are used for annotation. We also categorize the em...

Network Analysis with the Enron Email Corpus

We use the Enron email corpus to study relationships in a network by applying six different measures of centrality. Our results came out of an in-semester undergraduate research seminar. The Enron corpus is well suited to statistical analyses at all levels of undergraduate education. Through this article’s focus on centrality, students can explore the dependence of statistical models on initial...

Introducing the Enron Corpus

A large set of email messages, the Enron corpus, was made public during the legal investigation concerning the Enron corporation. This dataset, along with a thorough explanation of its origin, is available at http://www-2.cs.cmu.edu/~enron/. This paper provides a brief introduction and analysis of the dataset. The raw Enron corpus contains 619,446 messages belonging to 158 users. We cleaned the...