S Doan, S Horiguchi - … and Natural Computing Algorithms: Proceedings of …, 2005 - Springer
Feature selection has been an interesting issue in text categorization up to now. Previous works in feature selection often used filter model in which features, after ranked by a …
Text Categorization, which consists of automatically assigning documents to a set of categories, usually involves the management of a huge number of features. Most of them are …
R Neumayer, K Nørvåg - … Symposium, ISMIS 2011, Warsaw, Poland, June …, 2011 - Springer
Text categorisation relies heavily on feature selection. Both the possible reduction in dimensionality as well as improvements in classification performance are highly desirable …
This paper proposes a new feature selection score for text classification. The value that this score assigns to each feature has an appealing Bayesian interpretation, being the posterior …
Feature selection plays a vital role in text categorisation. A range of different methods have been developed, each having unique properties and selecting different features. We show …
Z Zheng, R Srihari - ICML 2003 Workshop, 2003 - site.uottawa.ca
This paper presents a novel local feature selection approach for text categorization. It constructs a feature set for each category by first selecting a set of terms highly indicative of …
G Uchyigit, K Clark - International Conference on Enterprise …, 2007 - scitepress.org
To improve scalability of text categorization and reduce over-fitting, it is desirable to reduce the number of words used for categorisiation. Further, it is desirable to achieve such a goal …
S Li, C Zong - 2005 International Conference On Natural …, 2005 - ieeexplore.ieee.org
Text categorization (TC) is a problem of assigning a document into predefined classes. One of the most important issues in TC is feature selection. In this paper, we propose a new …
Text categorization, which consists of automatically assigning documents to a set of categories, usually involves the management of a huge number of features. Most of them are …