Recognizing Event in Short Text Based on Decision Tree

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Mining newsworthy events from a large number of microblogging information is not only the primary problem that several big microblogging websites need to solve, but also a new research field in micro-information age. For now, a lot of study about even recognizing has been made at home and abroad, but relatively rarely contrapose short text (microblogging message). The paper considers newsworthy event recognizing in short text as classification problem, utilizes the decision tree classification algorithm in data mining, sufficiently mines features of event in short text, and then recognizes the newsworthy event in microblogging. In the last, we verify the effect of the model.

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