Soon Ae Chun

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Published: 1993
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2019
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Han Hu, NhatHai Phan, James Geller, Stephen Iezzi, Huy T. Vo, Dejing Dou, Soon Ae Chun:
An Ensemble Deep Learning Model for Drug Abuse Detection in Sparse Twitter-Sphere. MedInfo 2019: 163-167
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Han Hu, NhatHai Phan, James Geller, Stephen Iezzi, Huy T. Vo, Dejing Dou, Soon Ae Chun:
An Ensemble Deep Learning Model for Drug Abuse Detection in Sparse Twitter-Sphere. CoRR abs/1904.02062 (2019)
2018
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Han Hu, NhatHai Phan, James Geller, Huy T. Vo, Manasi Bhole, Xueqi Huang, Sophie Di Lorio, Thang Dinh, Soon Ae Chun:
Deep Self-Taught Learning for Detecting Drug Abuse Risk Behavior in Tweets. CSoNet 2018: 330-342
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Han Hu, Pranavi Moturu, Kannan Dharan, James Geller, Sophie Iorio, Hai Phan, Huy T. Vo, Soon Ae Chun:
Deep Learning Model for Classifying Drug Abuse Risk Behavior in Tweets. ICHI 2018: 386-387

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