An artificial neural network that recognizes an ordered set of words in text mining

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Bavan, A. 2009. An artificial neural network that recognizes an ordered set of words in text mining. 2009 International conference on the current trends in information technology. Dubai 15 - 16 Dec 2009 pp. 174-178
TypeConference paper
TitleAn artificial neural network that recognizes an ordered set of words in text mining
AuthorsBavan, A.
Abstract

This paper presents an artificial neural network based tool that locates an ordered set of words in a text. The network model is essentially a single layer network similar to Hopfield model that uses a Hebbian approach to activate the feature layer nodes (see section 2). This model was initially developed to go with our Connectionist Associative Memory Model (CAMM) and later found to be useful in text mining tasks as well. Further additions of features are currently under way to generate statistics and structural graphs based on semantic relationships.

Conference2009 International conference on the current trends in information technology
Page range174-178
Publication dates
PrintDec 2009
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Deposited15 Apr 2010
Output statusPublished
Web address (URL)http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/search/srchabstract.jsp?tp=&arnumber=5423122&queryText%3Dan+artificial+neural+network+that+recognizes+an+ordered+set+of+words+in+text+mining%26openedRefinements%3D*%26searchField%3DSearch+All
LanguageEnglish
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