2014
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-12430-8_4
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Relevant Data in the Rising Tide of Big Data: A Text-Mining Analysis in Construction Safety Index

Abstract: The previous generation of academia faced the problem of insufficient data, academic journal articles and books. Thanks to the rapid development of World Wide Web since 90s, academic papers published in one place can be viewed in another side of the globe, insufficient literature and data problems have been relieved. Modern academic researchers, however, face another major problem of big data. There are too many irrelevant articles. Much of the time has been spent to search for the relevant articles from the i… Show more

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“…Li et al used R language and text mining methods to carry out word segmentation processing, feature item selection, vector space model construction, and co-occurrence rule recognition for accident reports and visualized text mining results by using word cloud and network structure graphs. Six key risk factors and 23 general risk factors of subway construction safety accidents were found [31].…”
Section: Application Of Text Mining In Subway Constructionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Li et al used R language and text mining methods to carry out word segmentation processing, feature item selection, vector space model construction, and co-occurrence rule recognition for accident reports and visualized text mining results by using word cloud and network structure graphs. Six key risk factors and 23 general risk factors of subway construction safety accidents were found [31].…”
Section: Application Of Text Mining In Subway Constructionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Term frequency-inverse document frequency (TF-IDF) is a representative method of traditional text feature extraction that is generally used to extract the features of onboard equipment faults [18,19]. Additionally, Li [20] and Zhou [21] used a vector space model (VSM) to transform a safety log into vectors for subway safety risk system fault diagnosis. Then, Zhao [22] and Zhong [23] applied a probabilistic subject model to extract the features of fault text data for on-board equipment and turnout fault diagnosis.…”
Section: Fault Diagnosis Of Rail Transit With Text Datamentioning
confidence: 99%