2022 7th International Conference on Cloud Computing and Big Data Analytics (ICCCBDA) 2022
DOI: 10.1109/icccbda55098.2022.9778873
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Multimodal Learning Approach for Multi-topic Twitter Summarization

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“…The study empirically investigates the effect of sentiments towards COVID-19 predictions in the early days. It does not extend to a later period as (i) a deluge of Tweets mentioned COVID-19 as it became a common topic, which makes the retrieval of data (limited by the company twitter) and the processing extremely slow; and (ii) there is a selection problem because the later Tweets often mentioned COVID-19 casually rather than talking about it, however, in NLP, topic modelling remains an active research topic [65] , [66] . Besides the technical issues in obtaining sentiment indicators, generalization and adaptation of the proposed method in pandemic prediction concern several scales, such as adaptation across events [67] , adaptation to different stages within an event, and adaptation to countries or cities [68] , [69] .…”
Section: Experimental Studiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The study empirically investigates the effect of sentiments towards COVID-19 predictions in the early days. It does not extend to a later period as (i) a deluge of Tweets mentioned COVID-19 as it became a common topic, which makes the retrieval of data (limited by the company twitter) and the processing extremely slow; and (ii) there is a selection problem because the later Tweets often mentioned COVID-19 casually rather than talking about it, however, in NLP, topic modelling remains an active research topic [65] , [66] . Besides the technical issues in obtaining sentiment indicators, generalization and adaptation of the proposed method in pandemic prediction concern several scales, such as adaptation across events [67] , adaptation to different stages within an event, and adaptation to countries or cities [68] , [69] .…”
Section: Experimental Studiesmentioning
confidence: 99%