Semantic Sentiment Analyses Based on Reputations of Web Information Sources
Auerbach Publications eBooksPublished 10 August 2011
Donato Barbagallo, Cinzia Cappiello, Chiara Francalanci, Maristella Mate
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Contents 13.1 Introduction ............................................................................................ 348 13.2 Semantic Representations .........................................................................350 13.3 Layered Model of Semantic Search...........................................................352 13.4 Index Matching Approaches .....................................................................353
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