This paper introduces a simple Markov process inspired by the problem of quasicrystal growth. It acts over two-letter words by randomly performing flips, a local transformation whi...
Document clustering is a powerful technique that has been widely used for organizing data into smaller and manageable information kernels. Several approaches have been proposed...
The use of phrases in retrieval models has been proven to be helpful in the literature, but no particular research addresses the problem of discriminating phrases that are likely ...
Motivated by the numerous applications of analysing opinions in multi-domain scenarios, this paper studies the potential of a still rarely considered approach to the problem of mu...
This paper follows a word-document co-clustering model independently introduced in 2001 by several authors such as I.S. Dhillon, H. Zha and C. Ding. This model consists in creatin...