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Natural language processing

Automated stance detection in complex topics and small languages: The challenging case of immigration in polarizing news media

Mark Mets, Andres Karjus, Indrek Ibrus, Maximilian Schich

Enhanced Arabic disaster data classification using domain adaptation

Abdullah M. Moussa, Sherif Abdou, [ ... ], Majed A. Alshamari

Domain adaptive learning for multi realm sentiment classification on big data

Maha Ijaz, Naveed Anwar, [ ... ], Imran

A deep learning approach for Named Entity Recognition in Urdu language

Rimsha Anam, Muhammad Waqas Anwar, [ ... ], Imran Ashraf

Anomalous diffusion analysis of semantic evolution in major Indo-European languages

Bogdán Asztalos, Gergely Palla, Dániel Czégel

A normalization model for repeated letters in social media hate speech text based on rules and spelling correction

Zainab Mansur, Nazlia Omar, Sabrina Tiun, Eissa M. Alshari

Systematic evaluation of common natural language processing techniques to codify clinical notes

Nazgol Tavabi, Mallika Singh, James Pruneski, Ata M. Kiapour

Vision transformer with masked autoencoders for referable diabetic retinopathy classification based on large-size retina image

Yaoming Yang, Zhili Cai, Shuxia Qiu, Peng Xu

Language-based EMA assessments help understand problematic alcohol consumption

August Håkan Nilsson, Hansen Andrew Schwartz, [ ... ], Lyle Ungar

Extraction of time-related expressions using text mining with application to Hebrew

Dror Mughaz, Yaakov HaCohen-Kerner, Dov Gabbay

The marital and fertility sentiment orientation of Chinese women and its influencing factors – An analysis based on natural language processing

Yiqing He, Noor Eshah Tom Abdul Wahab, Haslina Muhamad, Darong Liu

Enhancing machine learning-based sentiment analysis through feature extraction techniques

Noura A. Semary, Wesam Ahmed, [ ... ], Mohamed Hammad

A lexicon-based diachronic comparison of emotions and sentiments in literary translation: A case study of five Chinese versions of David Copperfield

Yan Li, Muhammad Afzaal, Yixin Yin

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