A comparison between semi-supervised and supervised text mining techniques on detecting irony in greek political tweets.
Basilis CharalampakisDimitris SpathisElias KouslisKatia KermanidisPublished in: Eng. Appl. Artif. Intell. (2016)
Keyphrases
- semi supervised
- text mining
- social media
- semi supervised learning
- labeled data
- supervised learning
- named entities
- semi supervised classification
- unlabeled data
- unsupervised learning
- textual documents
- active learning
- pairwise
- natural language processing
- multi view
- pairwise constraints
- knowledge discovery
- e government
- text documents
- web mining
- biomedical literature
- data mining
- information extraction
- training data
- learning algorithm
- information retrieval
- feature selection
- multiple instance learning
- user generated content
- text clustering
- label information
- machine learning
- databases
- unsupervised methods
- supervised and semi supervised