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Deriving Marketing Intelligence from Online Discussion

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Matthew Hurst

Natalie S. Glance , Matthew Hurst, Kamal Nigam , Matthew Siegler , Robert Stockton , Takashi Tomokiyo : Deriving marketing intelligence from online discussion. KDD 2005 : 419-428

Natalie S. Glance , Matthew Hurst, Kamal Nigam , Matthew Siegler , Robert Stockton , Takashi Tomokiyo : Analyzing online discussion for marketing intelligence. WWW (Special interest tracks and posters) 2005 : 1172-1173

Matthew Hurst: A Constraint-based Approach to Table Structure Derivation. ICDAR 2003 : 911-915

William W. Cohen , Matthew Hurst, Lee S. Jensen : A flexible learning system for wrapping tables and lists in HTML documents. WWW 2002 : 232-241

Matthew Hurst: Layout and Language: Exploring Text Block Discovery in Tables Using Linguistic Resources. ICDAR 2001 : 523-527

Matthew Hurst, Tetsuya Nasukawa : Layout and Language: Integrating Spatial and Linguistic Knowledge for Layout Understanding Tasks. COLING 2000 : 334-340

Robert Inder , Matthew Hurst, Toshikazu Kato : A Prototype Agent to Assist Shoppers. Computer Networks 30 (1-7): 643-645 (1998)

Matthew Hurst, Shona Douglas : Layout & Language: Preliminary experiments in assigning logical structure to table cells. ANLP 1997 : 217-220

Matthew Hurst, Shona Douglas : Layout and Language: Preliminary Investigations in Recognizing the Structure of Tables. ICDAR 1997 : 1043-1047

Matthew Hurst: Reversible Resolution With An Application To Paraphrasing. COLING 1994 : 551-555

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