2021
DOI: 10.1002/int.22634
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A fuzzy aspect‐based approach for recommending hospitals

Abstract: The process to assess a hospital performance usually needs the interaction of a lot of experts and patients and is very costly and time-consuming. Nevertheless, the availability of patient opinions on the Internet offers a great opportunity to develop systems that evaluate hospitals based on user feedback. The content of these opinions is very challenging, including information about the hospital services but also stories about their own patients, their families, and personal feelings or beliefs before or afte… Show more

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“…Currently, the research on automatic writing scoring methods is mainly carried out from two aspects: automatic writing scoring feature extraction and automatic writing scoring model construction [7]. Writing automatic scoring feature extraction is mainly studied from the aspects of word feature extraction [8], semantic feature extraction [9], and topic feature representation [10]. Literature [11] proposes the matching rate of n-order word elements as the scoring rule, and at the same time introduces the length penalty ratio to solve the problem of high scores for short sentences; literature [12] analyzes the writing scoring features from the perspectives of literal overlap, keywords, semantics, etc., and constructs the writing automatic scoring model.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Currently, the research on automatic writing scoring methods is mainly carried out from two aspects: automatic writing scoring feature extraction and automatic writing scoring model construction [7]. Writing automatic scoring feature extraction is mainly studied from the aspects of word feature extraction [8], semantic feature extraction [9], and topic feature representation [10]. Literature [11] proposes the matching rate of n-order word elements as the scoring rule, and at the same time introduces the length penalty ratio to solve the problem of high scores for short sentences; literature [12] analyzes the writing scoring features from the perspectives of literal overlap, keywords, semantics, etc., and constructs the writing automatic scoring model.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%