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ArticlePredicting political sentiments of voters from Twitter in multi-party contexts

Aparup Khatua2020

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Predicting political sentiments of voters from Twitter in multi-party contexts

Aparup Khatua · Apalak Khatua · Erik Cambria

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Year2020

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Published2020-09-25

VenueApplied Soft Computing

ISSN-L1568-4946

Languageen

Citations54

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ShelfSocial Media and Politics

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