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Mei Song

6 works· latest 2021· 4 institutionscluster: provisionalORCID 0000-0002-2879-3298

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De-Capacity Policy Effect on China’s Coal Industry2019 · 47 citations
Using Natural Language Processing to Enable In-depth Analysis of Clinical Messages Posted to an Internet Mailing List: A Feasibility Study2011 · 23 citations
WITHDRAWN: Emergency Management of Network Public Opinion Events based on FPGA and Machine Learning2020 · 8 citations
Churn Prediction Model of Telecom Users Based on XGBoost2021 · 7 citations
How libraries, internet browsers, and other sources help: A comparison of sense‐making evaluations of sources used in recent college/university and personal life situations by faculty, graduate student, and undergraduate users2006 · 4 citations

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Churn Prediction Model of Telecom Users Based on XGBoost

Journal on artificial intelligence·2021·3 authors·Open access

7citations

WITHDRAWN: Emergency Management of Network Public Opinion Events based on FPGA and Machine Learning

Microprocessors and Microsystems·2020·1 author·other

8citations

De-Capacity Policy Effect on China’s Coal Industry

Energies·2019·3 authors·Open access

47citations

Using Natural Language Processing to Enable In-depth Analysis of Clinical Messages Posted to an Internet Mailing List: A Feasibility Study

Journal of Medical Internet Research·2011·5 authors·Open access

23citations

Preprocessing messages posted by dentists to an Internet mailing list: a report of methods developed for a study of clinical content

D-Scholarship@Pitt (University of Pittsburgh)·2011·5 authors·book

1citations

How libraries, internet browsers, and other sources help: A comparison of sense‐making evaluations of sources used in recent college/university and personal life situations by faculty, graduate student, and undergraduate users

Proceedings of the American Society for Information Science and Technology·2006·9 authors·Open access

4citations