Background The COVID-19 pandemic has inflicted global devastation, infecting over 750 million and causing 6 million deaths. In an effort to control the spread of the virus, governments around the world implemented a v...
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Background The COVID-19 pandemic has inflicted global devastation, infecting over 750 million and causing 6 million deaths. In an effort to control the spread of the virus, governments around the world implemented a variety of measures, including stay-at-home orders, school closures, and mask mandates. These measures had a substantial impact on dietary behavior, with individuals discussing more home-cooked meals and snacking on social media. Objective The study explores pandemic-induced dietary behavior changes using Twitter images and text, particularly in relation to obesity, to inform interventions and understand societal influences on eating habits. Additionally, the study investigates the impact of COVID-19 on emotions and eating patterns. Methods In this study, we collected approximately 200,000 tweets related to food between May and July in 2019, 2020, and 2021. We used transfer learning and a pretrained ResNet-101 neural network to classify images into 4 health categories: definitely healthy, healthy, unhealthy, and definitely unhealthy. We then used the state obesity rates from the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS) to assess the correlation between state obesity rates and dietary images on Twitter. The study further investigates the effects of COVID-19 on emotional changes and their relation to eating patterns via sentiment analysis. Furthermore, we illustrated how the popularity of meal terms and health categories changed over time, considering varying time zones by incorporating geolocation data. Results A significant correlation was observed between state obesity rates and the percentages of definitely healthy ( r =–0.360, P =.01) and definitely unhealthy ( r =0.306, P =.03) food images in 2019. However, no trend was observed in 2020 and 2021, despite higher obesity rates. A significant ( P <.001) increase in the percentage of healthy food consumption was observed during (39.99% in 2020) and after the shutdown (39.32% in 2021), as compar
Most of the musical heritage is only available as physical documents, given that the engraving process was carried out by handwriting or typesetting until the end of the 20th century. Their mere availability as scanne...
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At present, the era of digitalisation has led to the era of disinformation by witnessing a peak of the spreading of fake news that are disseminated in order to get profit. Like everything, fake news has an Achilles’ ...
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During the few last years, several approaches have been proposed to model different aspects of a Data Warehouse (DW), such as the conceptual model of the DW, the design of the ETL (Extraction, Transformation, Loading)...
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During the few last years, several approaches have been proposed to model different aspects of a Data Warehouse (DW), such as the conceptual model of the DW, the design of the ETL (Extraction, Transformation, Loading) processes, the derivation of the DW models from the enterprise data models, etc. At the end, a DW has to be deployed to a database environment and that takes many decisions of a physical nature. However, few efforts have been dedicated to the modeling of the physical design (i.e. the physical structures that will host data together with their corresponding implementations) of a DW from the early stages of a DW project. From our previously presented DW engineering process, in this paper we present our proposal for the modeling of the physical design of DWs by using the component diagrams and deployment diagrams of the Unified Modeling Language (UML). Our approach allows the designer to anticipate important physical design decisions that may reduce the overall development time of a DW such as replicating dimension tables, vertical and horizontal partitioning of a fact table, the use of particular servers for certain ETL processes and so on. Moreover, our approach allows the designer to cover all main design phases of DWs, from the conceptual modeling phase until the final implementation, as we show with an example in this paper. Copyright 2004 ACM.
The digital era has become an ally of fake news, since it has increased the spread and amount of false information. Fake news is a global problem that causes disorder and generates fear. This phenomenon must be attack...
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The digitization of the content within musical manuscripts allows the possibility of preserving, disseminating, and exploiting that cultural heritage. The automation of this process has been object of study for a long...
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Natural Language Processing (NLP) has become an essential tool for the automatic detection of violent language and unreliable information. The misuse of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) fosters the ge...
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The exponential growth of the subjective information in the framework of the Web 2.0 has led to the need to create Natural Language Processing tools able to analyse and process such data for multiple practical applica...
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In this paper we calculate and analyse the lexical ambiguity of queries in a cross lingual Image Retrieval (Flickling) and compare it with the results obtained by users. We want to know to what extent the lexical ambi...
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In this paper we calculate and analyse the lexical ambiguity of queries in a cross lingual Image Retrieval (Flickling) and compare it with the results obtained by users. We want to know to what extent the lexical ambiguity of a query influences the correct localization of an image in a multilingual framework. With this, our final objective is to determine the necessity of Word Sense Disambiguation systems in Information Retrieval tasks, according to user behaviour. The results show that users really deal with lexical ambiguity: in general terms, users find the correct image with low ambiguity queries.
The task of extracting the opinion expressed in text is challenging due to different reasons. One of them is that the same word (in particular, adjectives) can have different polarities depending on the context. This ...
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