2018
DOI: 10.1007/s11227-018-2559-3
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Establishment of herbal prescription vector space model based on word co-occurrence

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“…Vector Space Model was proposed by scholars Salton et al in the 1970s [20][21], it is widely used in the field of text information retrieval. Later, Chen Jiexi and other scholars are influenced by the idea of kernel clustering, and put forward the Kernel Vector Space Model (KVSM), and in the field of patent classification, the application effect is very good [22].…”
Section: Kernel Vector Space Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Vector Space Model was proposed by scholars Salton et al in the 1970s [20][21], it is widely used in the field of text information retrieval. Later, Chen Jiexi and other scholars are influenced by the idea of kernel clustering, and put forward the Kernel Vector Space Model (KVSM), and in the field of patent classification, the application effect is very good [22].…”
Section: Kernel Vector Space Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Statistical analysis can be performed using bibliometrics [29][30][31]. A co-occurrence analysis is a method commonly used in literature metrology and content analysis, whose essence is to make pairwise statistics on the number of occurrences of a group of words in the same article and conduct a cluster analysis on these words so as to further analyze the internal research changes in the disciplines and topics represented by these words [32][33][34]. The knowledge atlas method is an interpretation that uses visual technology to describe knowledge resources and their carriers, repeatedly mining, analyzing, constructing, and displaying knowledge and their interrelationships.…”
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confidence: 99%