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Chunchun Hu, Qin Liang, Nianxue Luo and Shuixiang Lu
Analysis of the spatiotemporal distribution of online public opinion topics can help understand the hotspots of public concern. The topic model is employed widely in public opinion topic clustering for social media data. In order to handle topic-clusteri...
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Wenying Du, Chang Ge, Shuang Yao, Nengcheng Chen and Lei Xu
Volunteered geographic information (VGI) plays an increasingly crucial role in flash floods. However, topic classification and spatiotemporal analysis are complicated by the various expressions and lengths of social media textual data. This paper conduct...
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Paraskevas Koukaras, Dimitrios Rousidis and Christos Tjortjis
The identification and analysis of sentiment polarity in microblog data has drawn increased attention. Researchers and practitioners attempt to extract knowledge by evaluating public sentiment in response to global events. This study aimed to evaluate pu...
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Yao Qin, Yiping Shi, Xinze Hao and Jin Liu
Microblog is an important platform for mining public opinion, and it is of great value to conduct emotional analysis of microblog texts during the current epidemic. Aiming at the problem that most current emotional classification methods cannot effective...
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Shangyi Yan, Jingya Wang and Zhiqiang Song
To address the shortcomings of existing deep learning models and the characteristics of microblog speech, we propose the DCCMM model to improve the effectiveness of microblog sentiment analysis. The model employs WOBERT Plus and ALBERT to dynamically enc...
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Zihe Zhou and Bo Tian
The text data of the social network platforms take the form of short texts, and the massive text data have high-dimensional and sparse characteristics, which does not make the traditional clustering algorithm perform well. In this paper, a new community ...
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Ziyao Xing, Xiaohui Su, Junming Liu, Wei Su and Xiaodong Zhang
Information from social media microblogging has been applied to management of emergency situations following disasters. In particular, such blogs contain much information about the public perception of disasters. However, the effective collection and use...
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