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    COVID-19 Outbreak through Tweeters\u2019 Words: Monitoring Italian Social Media Communication about COVID-19 with Text Mining and Word Embeddings

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    In this paper we aim to analyze the Italian social media communication about COVID-19 through a Twitter dataset collected in two months. The text corpus had been studied in terms of sensitivity to the social changes that are affecting people's lives in this crisis. In addition, the results of a sentiment analysis performed by two lexicons were compared and word embedding vectors were created from the available plain texts. Following we tested the informative effectiveness of word embeddings and compared them to a bag-of-words approach in terms of text classification accuracy. First results showed a certain potential of these textual data in the description of the different phases of the outbreak. However, a different strategy is needed for a more reliable sentiment labeling, as the results proposed by the two lexicons were discordant. Finally, although presenting interesting results in terms of semantic similarity, word embeddings did not show a predictive ability higher than the frequency vectors of the terms

    Detect aspects affecting online customer service quality based on unstructured data mining

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    Before making an online purchase, customers often tend to read comments, ratings (unstructured data) about products or services of the same type left by previous customers on e-commerce websites. Hidden inside those comments and ratings contain content of feelings related to the quality of business services of enterprises, product quality or generally called customer service quality. The content of this comment related to the quality of customer service is shown through each aspect in the sentence. This study extracts these aspects by applying the Supervised Machine Learning method (a method of mining unstructured data). Therefore, get a list of aspects reflecting customer service quality included in the collected data set. The results of the study have confirmed 33 aspects that can affect the quality of customer service in online business
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