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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137328823arding the success of deep learning in the field of imaging analysis. Previous approaches have focused on proposing complex architectures with large sizes of images rather than simple models. In this work, we propose a more adjustable flexible architecture with the use of small size images. The robu

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War and Citizenship: Central Italy 1798–1799ever, issues related to automatically constructing, populating and enriching such ontologies are still outstanding. In this paper, we propose an automatic Adverse Drug Events (ADE) ontology population approach so called ADETermino. The proposed approach is based on Information Extraction methods and

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Kevin Money,Carola Hillenbrand,Steve Downingof social media, in particular. Social networks are indeed, being increasingly used as an e-participation tool for a better involvement of citizens in decision-making with their governments, raising consequently important and challenging issues, such as the automatic analysis of the massive data gen

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-19266-1the world. Different key elements as social, biological and environmental cause the non-communicable diseases. But the only way that can intentionally modified to avoid these diseases is the motivation to reduce risk factors. Several prevention strategies have been launched worldwide thorough govern

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