A feature selection method based on improved fisher's discriminant ratio for text sentiment classification

A feature selection method based on improved fisher's discriminant ratio for text sentiment classification
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10.1016/j.eswa.2011.01.077
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2011-07
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Expert Syst. Appl.
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Suge Wang;Deyu Li;Xiaolei Song;Yingjie Wei;Hongxia Li
Suge Wang;Deyu Li;Xiaolei Song;Yingjie Wei;Hongxia Li
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作者:
Suge Wang;Deyu Li;Xiaolei Song;Yingjie Wei;Hongxia Li

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