2006 · 11 citations · 6 references
ComputingComputer ScienceComputational LinguisticsNatural Language ProcessingText AnalyticsClassificationGenre ClassificationLanguage ClassificationText MiningAccuracyAutomatic Text ClassificationClassification AccuracyDocument Genre ClassificationFrequency-based Text ClassificationTerm Frequency
Classification of documents by genre is typically done either using linguistic analysis or term frequency based techniques. The former provides better classification accuracy than the latter but at the cost of two orders of magnitude more computation time. While term frequency analysis requires much less computational resources than linguistic analysis,it returns poor classification accuracy when the genres are not sufficiently distinct. A method that removes or approximates the expensive portions of linguistic analysis is presented.The accuracy and computation time of this method then compared with both linguistic analysis and term frequency analysis. The results in this paper show that this method can significantly reduce the computation of both time of linguistic analysis and term frequency analysis, while retaining an accuracy that is higher than that of term frequency analysis.
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Brett Kessler, Geoffrey Numberg, Hinrich Schütze · 1997 · 358 citations
Automatic Detection of Text Genre
Brett Kessler, Geoffrey Nunberg, Hinrich Schuetze · ArXiv.org · 1997 · 206 citations · Full text