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Disambiguation of "Kumamoto, Tadahiko"

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Followee recommendation based on topic extraction and sentiment analysis from tweets.

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Automated Content Transformation with Adjustment for Visual Presentation Related to Terminal Types., , , , , and . APWeb, volume 3841 of Lecture Notes in Computer Science, page 1214-1217. Springer, (2006)Feature analysis of handprinted Chinese characters for a recognition system., , , , and . ICASSP, page 1715-1718. IEEE, (1989)Web opinion poll: extracting people's view by impression mining from the web., and . CIKM, page 265-266. ACM, (2005)Role of Emoticons for Multidimensional Sentiment Analysis of Twitter., , and . iiWAS, page 107-115. ACM, (2014)Using a sentiment map for visualizing credibility of news sites on the web., , , , and . WICOW, page 53-58. ACM, (2008)Clause-level Negative-opinion Analysis for Classifying Reviews on Multiple Domains., , , , and . iiWAS, page 113-121. ACM, (2018)User Preference Modeling Based on Interest and Impressions for News Portal Site Systems., , and . DEXA, volume 4080 of Lecture Notes in Computer Science, page 549-559. Springer, (2006)A Novel Visualization Method for Distinction of Web News Sentiment., , , and . WISE, volume 5802 of Lecture Notes in Computer Science, page 181-194. Springer, (2009)Design and Implementation of Natural Language Interface for Impression-Based Music-Retrieval Systems.. KES, volume 3214 of Lecture Notes in Computer Science, page 139-147. Springer, (2004)An Analysis of Influence of Emoticons on Affective Impressions Feeling from Tweets., and . iiWAS, page 185-192. ACM, (2019)