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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-48510-1lping customers finding products according to their taste on those platforms, recommender systems play an important role. Besides focusing on the computation of the recommendations itself, in literature the problem of a lack of data appropriate for research is discussed. In order to overcome this pr

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-48510-1ined as a set of keywords relevant to an event, can help to track messages related to these events on social networks. We propose an event profiler that retrieves relevant and interesting tweets in a continuous stream of event-related tweets as they are posted. In our application, these tweets are t

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Constructing Linguistic Resources for the Tunisian Dialect Using Textual User-Generated Contents on elationship of its practitioners with the outside world and facilitating their social exchanges, the dialect encompasses every day new transcriptions that arouse the curiosity of researchers in the NLP community. In this article, we focus specifically on the Tunisian dialect processing. Our goal is

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Spanish Treebank Annotation of Informal Non-standard Web Texte part-of-speech tagged, lemmatized and syntactically annotated with constituents and functions. We describe how it was built and the methodology followed for its annotation, the annotation scheme and criteria applied for dealing with the most problematic phenomena commonly encountered in this kind

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Introduction of N-gram into a Run-Length Encoding Based ASCII Art Extraction MethodRLE) based ASCII art extraction method proposed in our papers uses compression ratio by RLE for recognition of ASCII arts as ASCII arts tend to be compressed small by RLE and non-ASCII arts do not. It is because same characters tend to occur successively in ASCII arts but they do not in non-ASCII ar