2014
DOI: 10.1109/mis.2013.120
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Using Word Association to Detect Multitopic Structures in Text Documents

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“…a wordlist), with evaluated entries ( ) and finishes at . For the damping factor values in the interval [0.4 -0.6] achieved best results in previous studies [16]. For this application damping factor is used.…”
Section: B Applying the Associaton Concept Cimawa For Sentimentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…a wordlist), with evaluated entries ( ) and finishes at . For the damping factor values in the interval [0.4 -0.6] achieved best results in previous studies [16]. For this application damping factor is used.…”
Section: B Applying the Associaton Concept Cimawa For Sentimentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The unstructured or semi-structured maintenance records are, for example, text reports or emails captured via reporting and documentation tools, or audio or images collected by means of microphones and cameras, respectively. The pre-processing time may vary depending on the volume and quality of unstructured temporal data using text-mining approaches introduced in (Klahold et al 2013) and (Ansari, Uhr, and Fathi 2014), or signal and/or image processing algorithms discussed in (Perner 2008). Notably, the present version of PriMa deals only with one type of unstructured data (i.e.…”
Section: Description Of the Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, extracting and learning new concepts and knowledge from textual data is supported by textual-meta analytic algorithms. In particular, word associative measuring and associative gravity force calculation are employed, which has been introduced and evaluated in (Klahold et al 2013) and (Ansari, Uhr, and Fathi 2014) (cf. Section 4.3.2).…”
Section: Description Of the Modelmentioning
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“…For the detection of multiple topics within text document structures, Klahold et al defined associative gravity as a new method to separate documents into topic-related clusters [44]. The method is based on the text mining method entitled CIMAWA, which imitates the human ability of word association [45].…”
Section: Topic Detectionmentioning
confidence: 99%