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Finding structure in noisy text: topic classification and unsupervised clustering

Natarajan et al., 2007

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6464854012431830434
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Natarajan P
Prasad R
Subramanian K
Saleem S
Choi F
Schwartz R
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International Journal of Document Analysis and Recognition (IJDAR)

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This paper addresses two types of classification of noisy, unstructured text such as newsgroup messages:(1) spotting messages containing topics of interest, and (2) automatic conceptual organization of messages without prior knowledge of topics of interest. In …
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