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Author: Shruti Bhosale ; Heath Vinicombe ; Raymond Mooney
Abstract: This paper presents an approach for detecting promotional content in Wikipedia. By incorporating stylometric features, including features based on n-gram and PCFG language models, we demonstrate improved accuracy at identifying promotional articles, compared to using only lexical information and metafeatures.
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