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another. Recent approaches in sentiment classification have proposed combining machine learning with background knowledge from sentiment lexicons for improved performance. Thus, we present a simple, yet effective approach for augmenting .3 with background knowledge from SentiWordNet. Evaluation sho

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ct remains true for some time after the event; (5) the effect only holds over some time during the progress of the event; (6) the effect becomes true during the progress of the event and remains true until the event completes; (7) the effect becomes true during the progress of the event and remains

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e an approach to deal with continuous data effectively and accurately in rule-based classifiers by using the Gaussian distribution as heuristic for building rule terms on continuous attributes. We show on the example of eRules that incorporating our method for continuous attributes indeed speeds up

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th the actions of agents and factors intrinsic to the environment which agents have no control over. The effects of bounding agents’ visual input on learning and performance in various scenarios where the complexity of Tileworld is altered is analysed using computer simulations. Our results show tha

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ty to Big Data of traditional data mining algorithms for static (non streaming) datasets have been addressed through the development of parallel classifiers. However, there is very little work on the parallelisation of data stream classification techniques. In this paper we investigate K-Nearest Nei

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ty to Big Data of traditional data mining algorithms for static (non streaming) datasets have been addressed through the development of parallel classifiers. However, there is very little work on the parallelisation of data stream classification techniques. In this paper we investigate K-Nearest Nei

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ptimal solution, turn out to be very similar to how probabilities are handled within a Bayesian Network. The paper presents a branch-and-bound algorithm for solving this new class of problems, analyzes its computational complexity and reports some encouraging experimental results.