2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.compind.2020.103369
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The main trends for multi-tier supply chain in Industry 4.0 based on Natural Language Processing

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“…In addition, a few topics ensured explicability and efficient analysis of each topic. We consider the best number of topics to correspond to the best c_v coherence value, which is consistent with several studies, including Zhou et al (2020) and Fang and Partovi (2020). In addition, if a coherence peak that includes the highest coherence value is shared by the LDA runs with different optimization interval values, it is considered to indicate the best number of topics.…”
Section: Lda Modelingmentioning
confidence: 81%
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“…In addition, a few topics ensured explicability and efficient analysis of each topic. We consider the best number of topics to correspond to the best c_v coherence value, which is consistent with several studies, including Zhou et al (2020) and Fang and Partovi (2020). In addition, if a coherence peak that includes the highest coherence value is shared by the LDA runs with different optimization interval values, it is considered to indicate the best number of topics.…”
Section: Lda Modelingmentioning
confidence: 81%
“…Mallet's underlying approach relies on Gibbs sampling, which has well-known implications for runtime complexity (Jelodar et al, 2020) because the training process requires keeping the entire dataset in memory. However, as shown by Zhou et al (2020), Mallet performs better than Gensim from the perspective of coherence value. Coherence roughly reflects the degree of mutual support between subsets (word sets) within each topic in a topic model.…”
Section: Lda Modelingmentioning
confidence: 91%
“…LDA is a particularly popular parametric approach that models documents as mixtures of topics and topics as mixtures of words (probabilistic distributions over words). An overview of recent papers reporting the application of two widely used LDA-based packages, namely Java-based Mallet 4 [Zhou, Awasthi, Cardinal, 2020;Fang, Partovi, 2021;Cho, Park, Song, 2020] and Python-based Gensim 5 [Porter, 2018;Kastrati, Kurti, Imran, 2020;Riesener et al, 2019], as well as extensive experiments with both packages on the 1st-week data (LJ) followed by the analysis of LDAvis [Sievert, Shirley, 2014] output, we settled on the use of the Mallet package [Mimno et al, 2011]. Ebeid and Arango 6 compare both tools and point out that both have their strengths and weaknesses.…”
Section: Latent Dirichlet Allocationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Research on the development of the LDA model using the MAchine Learning for LanguagE Toolkit (Mallet) is also a reference in this study. The topic modelling using LDA with Mallet provided a higher coherence score evaluation value than LDA methods with standard Gensim packages in grouping topics in documents in the form of related articles "multi-tier supply chain in Industry 4.0" [10]. The implementation of topic modelling using LDA with Mallet successfully grouped ten topics related to job trends in the information technology sector based on the information available on "LinkedIn" [11].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%