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Tobias Schneider,Amir Moradi,Tim Güneysuer the problem of maintaining the ranking lists of items for preference queries in dynamic virtual environments, which is very useful for avatars in virtual environments to continuously monitor interesting items surrounding them. Traditional solutions on preference queries utilize the pre-computed m

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Tobias Schneider,Amir Moradi,Tim Güneysuposed a classification method based on probabilistic topic model, which greatly improve the performance of sentimental categorization methods on short text. To solve the problems of sparsity and context-dependency, we extract hidden topics behind the text and associate different words by the same to

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Lichao Wu,Guilherme Perin,Stjepan Picekrelationship extraction is to explore the relationship between a set of realistic entities. It’s a challenging research field and has a widely application value in the related fields of text mining. In this paper, we propose a newly defined framework called Snowball++ based on the traditional entity

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Lecture Notes in Computer Sciencemount of information posted by users and the highly frequent updates in social media, users often face the problem of information overload and miss out of content that they may be interested in. Recommender systems, which recommends an item (e.g., a product, a service and a twitter etc.) to users ba

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A Second Look at?the?ASCAD Databasesvitamin c fruit”. Its paraphrases are expressions or sentences that convey the same meaning but are different syntactically, such as “Lemons are rich in vitamin c”, or “Lemons contain a lot of vitamin c”. We aim at finding sentence-level paraphrases from the noisy Web, instead of domain-specific cor