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This study examines the words and situations that trigger and those that do not trigger a hotel response when customers post negative online feedback. The research explores, through sentiment analysis, bigrams, trigrams, and word networking, the valence ...
DOI: 10.7172/2449-6634.jmcbem.2023.1.3 Journal of Marketing and Consumer Behaviour in Emerging Markets 1(16)2023 39 (39–50) © 2023 Authors. This is an open access journal distributed under the Creative Commons BY 4.0 license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Exploring the Impact of Negative Words Used in Online Feedback in Hotel Industry: A Sentiment Analysis, N-gram, and Text Network Analysis Approach Daniel Dan
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IntroductionIncreasing obesity rates around the globe have challenged policymakers to find strategies to prompt healthier eating habits. While unhealthy eating takes place in many different contexts, dining out is a context where individuals often choose
Marion Garaus +2 more
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Quotient Module of Z-module [PDF]
Summary In this article we formalize a quotient module of Z-module and a vector space constructed by the quotient module. We formally prove that for a Z-module V and a prime number p, a quotient module V/pV has the structure of a vector space over Fp.
Yuichi Futa +2 more
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The energy use of Bitcoin is fiercely debated among academics, practitioners, and the general public. This debate is often biased and characterized by a lack of understanding. Therefore, I start this paper with a discussion of the fundamentals of Bitcoin,
Horst Treiblmaier
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Neurocapillary-modulation [PDF]
We consider two consequences of brain capillary ultrastructure in neuromodulation. First, blood-brain barrier (BBB) polarization as a consequence of current crossing between interstitial space and the blood. Second, interstitial current flow distortion around capillaries impacting neuronal stimulation.We developed computational models of BBB ...
Niranjan Khadka, Marom Bikson
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The Potential of Mixed Methods for Person-Oriented Well-Being Research
The assessment of individual well-being has found its way into official statistics not only via objectively measurable indicators, but also focusing on subjective well-being via life satisfaction or happiness self-ratings. Although a first step towards a
Ivo Ponocny, Christian Weismayer
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The disruptive impact of blockchain technologies can be felt across numerous industries as it threatens to disrupt existing business models and economic structures.
Horst Treiblmaier
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On Modules and Crossed Modules
This is an elegant paper which, as claimed by the authors, is ``without any result''. It is a `meditation on the concept of module'. By examining a possible unifying concept of crossed module and modulated model in a very general context of algebraic theories, the authors then examine how these concepts clarify the various examples of module, crossed ...
Lavendhomme, R., Lucas, Th.
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Modulating GABA modulators [PDF]
Benzodiazepines produce a broad spectrum of behavioral effects, which may be clinically desirable or undesirable, by positively or negatively modulating the effects of GABA at GABAA receptors. Over the past 20 years, much effort has been devoted towards identifying new compounds with limited undesirable effects.
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In this paper, considering \(L\)-algebras, which include a significant number of other algebraic structures, we present a definition of modules on \(L\)-algebras (\(L\)-modules). Then we provide some examples and obtain some results on \(L\)-modules.
Simin Saidi Goraghani +1 more
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