Repeated Improvement Analysis
This package provides 4 algorithms for review graph mining project. Mutually Reinforcing Analysis (MRA) algorithm is an algorithm we’ve introduced in DEXA 2011, Repeated Improvement Analysis (RIA) algorithm is an algorithm we’ve introduced in DEIM 2015. Algorithm One has been proposed by Ee-Peng Lim ea al. in CIKM 2010, and algorithm OneSum is an variation of it made by us.
This package is a part of Review Graph Mining Project which provides other algorithms, datasets, and helper libraries.
See the documents for more information.
Installation
Use pip to install this package.
pip install --upgrade rgmining-ria
License
This software is released under The GNU General Public License Version 3, see COPYING for more detail.
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