2019
DOI: 10.3233/ida-173763
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A review of feature selection techniques in sentiment analysis

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“…When calculating the bus accessibility, first calculate the shortest path length from a bus stop to all bus stops through the ArcGIS software, where the path is obtained based on the real urban road network map. Secondly, calculate the accessibility of each bus stop through Formula (1). Then generate the thermodynamic diagrams of bus accessibility by using the kernel density estimate, as shown in Figure 3.…”
Section: Bus Accessibilitymentioning
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“…When calculating the bus accessibility, first calculate the shortest path length from a bus stop to all bus stops through the ArcGIS software, where the path is obtained based on the real urban road network map. Secondly, calculate the accessibility of each bus stop through Formula (1). Then generate the thermodynamic diagrams of bus accessibility by using the kernel density estimate, as shown in Figure 3.…”
Section: Bus Accessibilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The economic significance, collectability and data quantification of the feature need to be focused when considering the feature selection of house price prediction [1]. At present, there are two main factors in feature selection: the internal property factor and the location factor of the house.…”
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“…In addition, [8] concluded that SA can help produce an effective analysis and better understanding of the use of the web by extremist groups for disseminating information and propaganda. In the field of politics, [10] - [13] used SA to analyse sentiments contained in speeches of candidates for elections, issues, and prediction of election results. Propaganda is also used by the military, media, politicians, advertisers, governments, businesses, during election, marketing and by other mediums.…”
Section: Sentiment Analysismentioning
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“…The second step was recognising the methods used to identify the sentiments in the speech of an electoral candidate. According to [13], a feature is an aspect or attribute data [14] that users commented on. For example, a Panasonic electrical appliance, such as a radio is the product feature.…”
Section: A Review Of Feature Selection and Sentiment Analysis Tecmentioning
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