Multilabel associative classification categorization of MEDLINE articles into MeSH keywords - An intelligent data mining technique to more accurately classify large volumes of documents

Multilabel associative classification categorization of MEDLINE articles into MeSH keywords - An intelligent data mining technique to more accurately classify large volumes of documents
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10.1109/memb.2007.335581
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2007-03-01
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Reformat, Marek
Reformat, Marek
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作者:
Rak, Rafal;Kurgan, Lukasz A.;Reformat, Marek

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