Max Bramer

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2009
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Houda Benbrahim, Max Bramer:
Text and Hypertext Categorization. Artificial Intelligence: An International Perspective 2009: 11-38
2008
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Houda Benbrahim, Max Bramer:
A Fuzzy Semi-Supervised Support Vector Machines Approach to Hypertext Categorization. IFIP AI 2008: 97-106
2004
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Houda Benbrahim, Max Bramer:
Impact on Performance of Hypertext Classification of Selective Rich HTML Capture. AIAI 2004: 279-291
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Houda Benbrahim, Max Bramer:
Neighbourhood Exploitation in Hypertext Categorization. SGAI Conf. 2004: 258-268
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Houda Benbrahim, Max Bramer:
An empirical study for hypertext categorization. SMC (6) 2004: 5952-5957

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