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Review Comment Analysis for Predicting Ratings
2015Rating prediction is a common task in recommendation systems that aims to predict a rating representing the opinion from a user to an item. In this paper, we propose a comment-based collaborative filtering (CCF) approach that captures correlations between hidden aspects in review comments and numeric ratings.
Rong Zhang 0002 +6 more
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Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board, 2014
This research effort developed transportation rates ($/net ton) from origin to destination—including transfer and handling fees—for a non–statistically significant sample of 200 waterborne movements and their alternative least-cost all-overland routings (i.e., rail, truck, or both).
Annie Protopapas +3 more
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This research effort developed transportation rates ($/net ton) from origin to destination—including transfer and handling fees—for a non–statistically significant sample of 200 waterborne movements and their alternative least-cost all-overland routings (i.e., rail, truck, or both).
Annie Protopapas +3 more
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1994
In Chapter 2, expressions were derived for the rates of the reactions given by the general stoichiometric equations, Eqs. (2.19)–(2.21). Intracellular representatives for substrates and metabolic products were introduced in order to emphasize the central role of the cell as the chemical reactor wherein the reactions take place. Thus Eq.
Jens Nielsen, John Villadsen
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In Chapter 2, expressions were derived for the rates of the reactions given by the general stoichiometric equations, Eqs. (2.19)–(2.21). Intracellular representatives for substrates and metabolic products were introduced in order to emphasize the central role of the cell as the chemical reactor wherein the reactions take place. Thus Eq.
Jens Nielsen, John Villadsen
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1984
While our main study is Bayesian in character, we want also to see how a more traditional approach handles problems of discrimination. Some readers may prefer such an analysis, and many will wish to compare the results achieved by the two methods.
Frederick Mosteller, David L. Wallace
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While our main study is Bayesian in character, we want also to see how a more traditional approach handles problems of discrimination. Some readers may prefer such an analysis, and many will wish to compare the results achieved by the two methods.
Frederick Mosteller, David L. Wallace
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2019
Abstract Credit analysis is more than just a quantitative exercise because qualitative factors can influence creditor decisions to lend funds. This chapter discusses the importance of balancing the strengths and weaknesses of quantitative characteristics with an analysis of qualitative characteristics.
Peter Dadalt +3 more
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Abstract Credit analysis is more than just a quantitative exercise because qualitative factors can influence creditor decisions to lend funds. This chapter discusses the importance of balancing the strengths and weaknesses of quantitative characteristics with an analysis of qualitative characteristics.
Peter Dadalt +3 more
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An analysis of an outpatient rating scale
Journal of Clinical Psychology, 1953M, LORR +3 more
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