TG-SMR:AText Summarization Algorithm Based on Topic and Graph Models

Recently,automation is considered vital in most fields since computing methods have a significant role in facilitating work such as automatic text summarization.However,most of the computing methods that are used in real systems are based on graph models,which are characterized by their simplicity and stability.Thus,this paper proposes an improved extractive text summarization algorithm based on both topic and graph models.The methodology of this work consists of two stages.First,the well-known TextRank algorithm is analyzed and its shortcomings are investigated.Then,an improved method is proposed with a new computational model of sentence weights.The experimental results were carried out on standard DUC2004 and DUC2006 datasets and compared to four text summarization methods.Finally,through experiments on the DUC2004 and DUC2006 datasets,our proposed improved graph model algorithm TG-SMR(Topic Graph-Summarizer)is compared to other text summarization systems.The experimental results prove that the proposed TG-SMR algorithm achieves higher ROUGE scores.It is foreseen that the TG-SMR algorithm will open a new horizon that concerns the performance of ROUGE evaluation indicators.

Analyzing COVID-19 Discourse on Twitter: Text Clustering and Classification Models for Public Health Surveillance

Social media has revolutionized the dissemination of real-life information,serving as a robust platform for sharing life events.Twitter,characterized by its brevity and continuous flow of posts,has emerged as a crucial source for public health surveillance,offering valuable insights into public reactions during the COVID-19 pandemic.This study aims to leverage a range of machine learning techniques to extract pivotal themes and facilitate text classification on a dataset of COVID-19 outbreak-related tweets.Diverse topic modeling approaches have been employed to extract pertinent themes and subsequently form a dataset for training text classification models.An assessment of coherence metrics revealed that the Gibbs Sampling Dirichlet Mixture Model(GSDMM),which utilizes trigram and bag-of-words(BOW)feature extraction,outperformed Non-negative Matrix Factorization(NMF),Latent Dirichlet Allocation(LDA),and a hybrid strategy involving Bidirectional Encoder Representations from Transformers(BERT)combined with LDA and K-means to pinpoint significant themes within the dataset.Among the models assessed for text clustering,the utilization of LDA,either as a clustering model or for feature extraction combined with BERT for K-means,resulted in higher coherence scores,consistent with human ratings,signifying their efficacy.In particular,LDA,notably in conjunction with trigram representation and BOW,demonstrated superior performance.This underscores the suitability of LDA for conducting topic modeling,given its proficiency in capturing intricate textual relationships.In the context of text classification,models such as Linear Support Vector Classification(LSVC),Long Short-Term Memory(LSTM),Bidirectional Long Short-Term Memory(BiLSTM),Convolutional Neural Network with BiLSTM(CNN-BiLSTM),and BERT have shown outstanding performance,achieving accuracy and weighted F1-Score scores exceeding 80%.These results significantly surpassed other models,such as Multinomial Naive Bayes(MNB),Linear Support Vector Machine(LSVM),and Logistic Regression(LR),which achieved scores in the range of 60 to 70 percent.

Supervised topic models with weighted words:multi-label document classification

Supervised topic modeling algorithms have been successfully applied to multi-label document classification tasks.Representative models include labeled latent Dirichlet allocation(L-LDA)and dependency-LDA.However,these models neglect the class frequency information of words(i.e.,the number of classes where a word has occurred in the training data),which is significant for classification.To address this,we propose a method,namely the class frequency weight(CF-weight),to weight words by considering the class frequency knowledge.This CF-weight is based on the intuition that a word with higher(lower)class frequency will be less(more)discriminative.In this study,the CF-weight is used to improve L-LDA and dependency-LDA.A number of experiments have been conducted on real-world multi-label datasets.Experimental results demonstrate that CF-weight based algorithms are competitive with the existing supervised topic models.

Research on high-performance English translation based on topic model

Retelling extraction is an important branch of Natural Language Processing(NLP),and high-quality retelling resources are very helpful to improve the performance of machine translation.However,traditional methods based on the bilingual parallel corpus often ignore the document background in the process of retelling acquisition and application.In order to solve this problem,we introduce topic model information into the translation mode and propose a topic-based statistical machine translation method to improve the translation performance.In this method,Probabilistic Latent Semantic Analysis(PLSA)is used to obtains the co-occurrence relationship between words and documents by the hybrid matrix decomposition.Then we design a decoder to simplify the decoding process.Experiments show that the proposed method can effectively improve the accuracy of translation.

ESG Discourse Analysis Through BERTopic: Comparing News Articles and Academic Papers

Environmental,social,and governance(ESG)factors are critical in achieving sustainability in business management and are used as values aiming to enhance corporate value.Recently,non-financial indicators have been considered as important for the actual valuation of corporations,thus analyzing natural language data related to ESG is essential.Several previous studies limited their focus to specific countries or have not used big data.Past methodologies are insufficient for obtaining potential insights into the best practices to leverage ESG.To address this problem,in this study,the authors used data from two platforms:LexisNexis,a platform that provides media monitoring,and Web of Science,a platform that provides scientific papers.These big data were analyzed by topic modeling.Topic modeling can derive hidden semantic structures within the text.Through this process,it is possible to collect information on public and academic sentiment.The authors explored data from a text-mining perspective using bidirectional encoder representations from transformers topic(BERTopic)—a state-of-the-art topic-modeling technique.In addition,changes in subject patterns over time were considered using dynamic topic modeling.As a result,concepts proposed in an international organization such as the United Nations(UN)have been discussed in academia,and the media have formed a variety of agendas.

Topic Modelling and Sentimental Analysis of Students’Reviews

Globally,educational institutions have reported a dramatic shift to online learning in an effort to contain the COVID-19 pandemic.The fundamental concern has been the continuance of education.As a result,several novel solutions have been developed to address technical and pedagogical issues.However,these were not the only difficulties that students faced.The implemented solutions involved the operation of the educational process with less regard for students’changing circumstances,which obliged them to study from home.Students should be asked to provide a full list of their concerns.As a result,student reflections,including those from Saudi Arabia,have been analysed to identify obstacles encountered during the COVID-19 pandemic.However,most of the analyses relied on closed-ended questions,which limited student involvement.To delve into students’responses,this study used open-ended questions,a qualitative method(content analysis),a quantitative method(topic modelling),and a sentimental analysis.This study also looked at students’emotional states during and after the COVID-19 pandemic.In terms of determining trends in students’input,the results showed that quantitative and qualitative methods produced similar outcomes.Students had unfavourable sentiments about studying during COVID-19 and positive sentiments about the face-to-face study.Furthermore,topic modelling has revealed that the majority of difficulties are more related to the environment(home)and social life.Students were less accepting of online learning.As a result,it is possible to conclude that face-to-face study still attracts students and provides benefits that online study cannot,such as social interaction and effective eye-to-eye communication.

Research evolution of metal organic frameworks: A scientometric approach with human-in-the-loop

Purpose:This paper reports on a scientometric analysis bolstered by human-in-the-loop,domain experts,to examine the field of metal-organic frameworks(MOFs)research.Scientometric analyses reveal the intellectual landscape of a field.The study engaged MOF scientists in the design and review of our research workflow.MOF materials are an essential component in next-generation renewable energy storage and biomedical technologies.The research approach demonstrates how engaging experts,via human-in-the-loop processes,can help develop a comprehensive view of a field’s research trends,influential works,and specialized topics.Design/methodology/approach:Ascientometric analysis was conducted,integrating natural language processing(NLP),topic modeling,and network analysis methods.The analytical approach was enhanced through a human-in-the-loop iterative process involving MOF research scientists at selected intervals.MOF researcher feedback was incorporated into our method.The data sample included 65,209 MOF research articles.Python3 and software tool VOSviewer were used to perform the analysis.Findings:The findings demonstrate the value of including domain experts in research workflows,refinement,and interpretation of results.At each stage of the analysis,the MOF researchers contributed to interpreting the results and method refinements targeting our focus Research evolution of metal organic frameworks:A scientometric approach with human-in-the-loop on MOF research.This study identified influential works and their themes.Our findings also underscore four main MOF research directions and applications.Research limitations:This study is limited by the sample(articles identified and referenced by the Cambridge Structural Database)that informed our analysis.Practical implications:Our findings contribute to addressing the current gap in fully mapping out the comprehensive landscape of MOF research.Additionally,the results will help domain scientists target future research directions.Originality/value:To the best of our knowledge,the number of publications collected for analysis exceeds those of previous studies.This enabled us to explore a more extensive body of MOF research compared to previous studies.Another contribution of our work is the iterative engagement of domain scientists,who brought in-depth,expert interpretation to the data analysis,helping hone the study.

Anomaly detection in traffic surveillance with sparse topic model

Most research on anomaly detection has focused on event that is different from its spatial-temporal neighboring events.It is still a significant challenge to detect anomalies that involve multiple normal events interacting in an unusual pattern.In this work,a novel unsupervised method based on sparse topic model was proposed to capture motion patterns and detect anomalies in traffic surveillance.scale-invariant feature transform(SIFT)flow was used to improve the dense trajectory in order to extract interest points and the corresponding descriptors with less interference.For the purpose of strengthening the relationship of interest points on the same trajectory,the fisher kernel method was applied to obtain the representation of trajectory which was quantized into visual word.Then the sparse topic model was proposed to explore the latent motion patterns and achieve a sparse representation for the video scene.Finally,two anomaly detection algorithms were compared based on video clip detection and visual word analysis respectively.Experiments were conducted on QMUL Junction dataset and AVSS dataset.The results demonstrated the superior efficiency of the proposed method.

BURST-LDA: A NEW TOPIC MODEL FOR DETECTING BURSTY TOPICS FROM STREAM TEXT

Topic models such as Latent Dirichlet Allocation(LDA) have been successfully applied to many text mining tasks for extracting topics embedded in corpora. However, existing topic models generally cannot discover bursty topics that experience a sudden increase during a period of time. In this paper, we propose a new topic model named Burst-LDA, which simultaneously discovers topics and reveals their burstiness through explicitly modeling each topic's burst states with a first order Markov chain and using the chain to generate the topic proportion of documents in a Logistic Normal fashion. A Gibbs sampling algorithm is developed for the posterior inference of the proposed model. Experimental results on a news data set show our model can efficiently discover bursty topics, outperforming the state-of-the-art method.

A Micro Perspective of Research Dynamics Through“Citations of Citations”Topic Analysis

Purpose:Research dynamics have long been a research interest.It is a macro perspective tool for discovering temporal research trends of a certain discipline or subject.A micro perspective of research dynamics,however,concerning a single researcher or a highly cited paper in terms of their citations and“citations of citations”(forward chaining)remains unexplored.Design/methodology/approach:In this paper,we use a cross-collection topic model to reveal the research dynamics of topic disappearance topic inheritance,and topic innovation in each generation of forward chaining.Findings:For highly cited work,scientific influence exists in indirect citations.Topic modeling can reveal how long this influence exists in forward chaining,as well as its influence.Research limitations:This paper measures scientific influence and indirect scientific influence only if the relevant words or phrases are borrowed or used in direct or indirect citations.Paraphrasing or semantically similar concept may be neglected in this research.Practical implications:This paper demonstrates that a scientific influence exists in indirect citations through its analysis of forward chaining.This can serve as an inspiration on how to adequately evaluate research influence.Originality:The main contributions of this paper are the following three aspects.First,besides research dynamics of topic inheritance and topic innovation,we model topic disappearance by using a cross-collection topic model.Second,we explore the length and character of the research impact through“citations of citations”content analysis.Finally,we analyze the research dynamics of artificial intelligence researcher Geoffrey Hinton’s publications and the topic dynamics of forward chaining.

Enhancing Collaborative Filtering via Topic Model Integrated Uniform Euclidean Distance

Recommendation system can greatly alleviate the "information overload" in the big data era. Existing recommendation methods, however, typically focus on predicting missing rating values via analyzing user-item dualistic relationship, which neglect an important fact that the latent interests of users can influence their rating behaviors. Moreover, traditional recommendation methods easily suffer from the high dimensional problem and cold-start problem. To address these challenges, in this paper, we propose a PBUED(PLSA-Based Uniform Euclidean Distance) scheme, which utilizes topic model and uniform Euclidean distance to recommend the suitable items for users. The solution first employs probabilistic latent semantic analysis(PLSA) to extract users' interests, users with different interests are divided into different subgroups. Then, the uniform Euclidean distance is adopted to compute the users' similarity in the same interest subset; finally, the missing rating values of data are predicted via aggregating similar neighbors' ratings. We evaluate PBUED on two datasets and experimental results show PBUED can lead to better predicting performance and ranking performance than other approaches.

Assessing citizen science opportunities in forest monitoring using probabilistic topic modelling

Background： With mounting global environmental, social and economic pressures the resilience and stability of forests and thus the provisioning of vital ecosystem services is increasingly threatened. Intensified monitoring can help to detect ecological threats and changes earlier, but monitoring resources are limited. Participatory forest monitoring with the help of ＂citizen scientists＂ can provide additional resources for forest monitoring and at the same time help to communicate with stakeholders and the general public. Examples for citizen science projects in the forestry domain can be found but a solid, applicable larger framework to utilise public participation in the area of forest monitoring seems to be lacking. We propose that a better understanding of shared and related topics in citizen science and forest monitoring might be a first step towards such a framework. Methods： We conduct a systematic meta-analysis of 1015 publication abstracts addressing ＂forest monitoring＂ and ＂citizen science＂ in order to explore the combined topical landscape of these subjects. We employ ＇topic modelling an unsupervised probabilistic machine learning method, to identify latent shared topics in the analysed publications. Results： We find that large shared topics exist, but that these are primarily topics that would be expected in scientific publications in general. Common domain-specific topics are under-represented and indicate a topical separation of the two document sets on ＂forest monitoring＂ and ＂citizen science＂ and thus the represented domains. While topic modelling as a method proves to be a scalable and useful analytical tool, we propose that our approach could deliver even more useful data if a larger document set and full-text publications would be available for analysis. Conclusions： We propose that these results, together with the observation of non-shared but related topics, point at under-utilised opportunities for public participation in forest monitoring. Citizen science could be applied as a versatile tool in forest ecosystems monitoring, complementing traditional forest monitoring programmes, assisting early threat recognition and helping to connect forest management with the general public. We conclude that our presented approach should be pursued further as it may aid the understanding and setup of citizen science efforts in the forest monitoring domain.

Self-Adaptive Topic Model： A Solution to the Problem of ＂Rich Topics Get Richer＂

The problem of "rich topics get richer"(RTGR) is popular to the topic models,which will bring the wrong topic distribution if the distributing process has not been intervened.In standard LDA(Latent Dirichlet Allocation) model,each word in all the documents has the same statistical ability.In fact,the words have different impact towards different topics.Under the guidance of this thought,we extend ILDA(Infinite LDA) by considering the bias role of words to divide the topics.We propose a self-adaptive topic model to overcome the RTGR problem specifically.The model proposed in this paper is adapted to three questions:(1) the topic number is changeable with the collection of the documents,which is suitable for the dynamic data;(2) the words have discriminating attributes to topic distribution;(3) a selfadaptive method is used to realize the automatic re-sampling.To verify our model,we design a topic evolution analysis system which can realize the following functions:the topic classification in each cycle,the topic correlation in the adjacent cycles and the strength calculation of the sub topics in the order.The experiment both on NIPS corpus and our self-built news collections showed that the system could meet the given demand,the result was feasible.

A Phrase Topic Model Based on Distributed Representation

Traditional topic models have been widely used for analyzing semantic topics from electronic documents.However,the obvious defects of topic words acquired by them are poor in readability and consistency.Only the domain experts are possible to guess their meaning.In fact,phrases are the main unit for people to express semantics.This paper presents a Distributed Representation-Phrase Latent Dirichlet Allocation(DR-Phrase LDA)which is a phrase topic model.Specifically,we reasonably enhance the semantic information of phrases via distributed representation in this model.The experimental results show the topics quality acquired by our model is more readable and consistent than other similar topic models.

A Structural Topic Model for Exploring User Satisfaction with Mobile Payments

This study explored user satisfaction with mobile payments by applying a novel structural topic model.Specifically,we collected 17,927 online reviews of a specific mobile payment(i.e.,PayPal).Then,we employed a structural topic model to investigate the relationship between the attributes extracted from online reviews and user satisfaction with mobile payment.Consequently,we discovered that“lack of reliability”and“poor customer service”tend to appear in negative reviews.Whereas,the terms“convenience,”“user-friendly interface,”“simple process,”and“secure system”tend to appear in positive reviews.On the basis of information system success theory,we categorized the topics“convenience,”“user-friendly interface,”and“simple process,”as system quality.In addition,“poor customer service”was categorized as service quality.Furthermore,based on the previous studies of trust and security,“lack of reliability”and“secure system”were categorized as trust and security,respectively.These outcomes indicate that users are satisfied when they perceive that system quality and security of specific mobile payments are great.On the contrary,users are dissatisfied when they feel that service quality and reliability of specific mobile payments is lacking.Overall,our research implies that a novel structural topic model is an effective method to explore mobile payment user experience.

NON-PARAMETRIC TOPIC MODEL FOR DISCOVERING GEOGRAPHICAL TOPIC VARIATIONS

This paper presents a non-parametric topic model that captures not only the latent topics in text collections, but also how the topics change over space. Unlike other recent work that relies on either Gaussian assumptions or discretization of locations, here topics are associated with a distance dependent Chinese Restaurant Process(ddC RP), and for each document, the observed words are influenced by the document's GPS-tag. Our model allows both unbound number and flexible distribution of the geographical variations of the topics' content. We develop a Gibbs sampler for the proposal, and compare it with existing models on a real data set basis.

Identification of Topics from Scientific Papers through Topic Modeling

Topic modeling is a probabilistic model that identifies topics covered in text(s). In this paper, topics were loaded from two implementations of topic modeling, namely, Latent Semantic Indexing (LSI) and Latent Dirichlet Allocation (LDA). This analysis was performed in a corpus of 1000 academic papers written in English, obtained from PLOS ONE website, in the areas of Biology, Medicine, Physics and Social Sciences. The objective is to verify if the four academic fields were represented in the four topics obtained by topic modeling. The four topics obtained from Latent Semantic Indexing (LSI) and Latent Dirichlet Allocation (LDA) did not represent the four academic fields.

Ensemble Deep Learning Framework for Situational Aspects-Based Annotation and Classification of International Student’s Tweets during COVID-19

As the COVID-19 pandemic swept the globe,social media plat-forms became an essential source of information and communication for many.International students,particularly,turned to Twitter to express their struggles and hardships during this difficult time.To better understand the sentiments and experiences of these international students,we developed the Situational Aspect-Based Annotation and Classification(SABAC)text mining framework.This framework uses a three-layer approach,combining baseline Deep Learning(DL)models with Machine Learning(ML)models as meta-classifiers to accurately predict the sentiments and aspects expressed in tweets from our collected Student-COVID-19 dataset.Using the pro-posed aspect2class annotation algorithm,we labeled bulk unlabeled tweets according to their contained aspect terms.However,we also recognized the challenges of reducing data’s high dimensionality and sparsity to improve performance and annotation on unlabeled datasets.To address this issue,we proposed the Volatile Stopwords Filtering(VSF)technique to reduce sparsity and enhance classifier performance.The resulting Student-COVID Twitter dataset achieved a sophisticated accuracy of 93.21%when using the random forest as a meta-classifier.Through testing on three benchmark datasets,we found that the SABAC ensemble framework performed exceptionally well.Our findings showed that international students during the pandemic faced various issues,including stress,uncertainty,health concerns,financial stress,and difficulties with online classes and returning to school.By analyzing and summarizing these annotated tweets,decision-makers can better understand and address the real-time problems international students face during the ongoing pandemic.

Automated File Labeling for Heterogeneous Files Organization Using Machine Learning

File labeling techniques have a long history in analyzing the anthological trends in computational linguistics.The situation becomes worse in the case of files downloaded into systems from the Internet.Currently,most users either have to change file names manually or leave a meaningless name of the files,which increases the time to search required files and results in redundancy and duplications of user files.Currently,no significant work is done on automated file labeling during the organization of heterogeneous user files.A few attempts have been made in topic modeling.However,one major drawback of current topic modeling approaches is better results.They rely on specific language types and domain similarity of the data.In this research,machine learning approaches have been employed to analyze and extract the information from heterogeneous corpus.A different file labeling technique has also been used to get the meaningful and`cohesive topic of the files.The results show that the proposed methodology can generate relevant and context-sensitive names for heterogeneous data files and provide additional insight into automated file labeling in operating systems.

News Modeling and Retrieving Information: Data-Driven Approach

This paper aims to develop Machine Learning algorithms to classify electronic articles related to this phenomenon by retrieving information and topic modelling.The Methodology of this study is categorized into three phases:the Text Classification Approach(TCA),the Proposed Algorithms Interpretation(PAI),andfinally,Information Retrieval Approach(IRA).The TCA reflects the text preprocessing pipeline called a clean corpus.The Global Vec-tors for Word Representation(Glove)pre-trained model,FastText,Term Frequency-Inverse Document Fre-quency(TF-IDF),and Bag-of-Words(BOW)for extracting the features have been interpreted in this research.The PAI manifests the Bidirectional Long Short-Term Memory(Bi-LSTM)and Convolutional Neural Network(CNN)to classify the COVID-19 news.Again,the IRA explains the mathematical interpretation of Latent Dirich-let Allocation(LDA),obtained for modelling the topic of Information Retrieval(IR).In this study,99%accuracy was obtained by performing K-fold cross-validation on Bi-LSTM with Glove.A comparative analysis between Deep Learning and Machine Learning based on feature extraction and computational complexity exploration has been performed in this research.Furthermore,some text analyses and the most influential aspects of each document have been explored in this study.We have utilized Bidirectional Encoder Representations from Trans-formers(BERT)as a Deep Learning mechanism in our model training,but the result has not been uncovered satisfactory.However,the proposed system can be adjustable in the real-time news classification of COVID-19.