A Sparse Topic Model for Extracting Aspect-Specific Summaries from Online Reviews

A Sparse Topic Model for Extracting Aspect-Specific Summaries from Online Reviews
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10.1145/3178876.3186069
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2018-04
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Proceedings of the 2018 World Wide Web Conference
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Vineeth Rakesh;Weicong Ding;Aman Ahuja;Nikhil S. Rao;Yifan Sun;Chandan K. Reddy
Vineeth Rakesh;Weicong Ding;Aman Ahuja;Nikhil S. Rao;Yifan Sun;Chandan K. Reddy
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Vineeth Rakesh;Weicong Ding;Aman Ahuja;Nikhil S. Rao;Yifan Sun;Chandan K. Reddy

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