Evaluation on Network Social Media Named Entity Recognition Model Based on Active Learning
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- Evaluation on Network Social Media Named Entity Recognition Model Based on Active Learning
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- Imed Zitouni,
- Guest Editors:
- Deepak Kumar Jain,
- Thierry Boumans,
- Stefano Berretti
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Association for Computing Machinery
New York, NY, United States
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