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Study on Prediction Model of Personal Economic Level Based on Text Analysis Using Chinese Classified Lexicon
J. Info. Comput. Sci. , 14 (2019), pp. 044-051.
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@Article{JICS-14-044,
author = {Yahui Chen, Zhan Wen, Xia Zu, Yuwen Pan and Wenzao Li},
title = {Study on Prediction Model of Personal Economic Level Based on Text Analysis Using Chinese Classified Lexicon},
journal = {Journal of Information and Computing Science},
year = {2019},
volume = {14},
number = {1},
pages = {044--051},
abstract = { Obtaining economic situation of the group is a key step in understanding the socio-economic
situation like the division of the rich and the poor. But the traditional way to obtain economic situation of the
group is based on the survey data of professionals and mathematical models. Such methods are time-
consuming and too dependent on professionals. Therefore, the use of data mining techniques to judge and
predict the economic situation of the group came into being. Such methods are efficient that can overcome
the shortcomings of the traditional methods. In this paper, we started by acquiring the individual's economic
level and finally established a personal economic level prediction model. Through large-scale access to the
individual's economic level, the economic level of the group can be obtained. We analyzed the Chinese text
data published on the network by Individuals with logistic regression model to explore whether the above
text data can reflect a person's economic status. The experimental results indicate that personal created
textual data is able to forecast the individual's economic level accurately and certain categories of vocabulary
have an impact on the individual's economic level.
},
issn = {3080-180X},
doi = {https://doi.org/},
url = {http://global-sci.org/intro/article_detail/jics/22431.html}
}
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AB - Obtaining economic situation of the group is a key step in understanding the socio-economic
situation like the division of the rich and the poor. But the traditional way to obtain economic situation of the
group is based on the survey data of professionals and mathematical models. Such methods are time-
consuming and too dependent on professionals. Therefore, the use of data mining techniques to judge and
predict the economic situation of the group came into being. Such methods are efficient that can overcome
the shortcomings of the traditional methods. In this paper, we started by acquiring the individual's economic
level and finally established a personal economic level prediction model. Through large-scale access to the
individual's economic level, the economic level of the group can be obtained. We analyzed the Chinese text
data published on the network by Individuals with logistic regression model to explore whether the above
text data can reflect a person's economic status. The experimental results indicate that personal created
textual data is able to forecast the individual's economic level accurately and certain categories of vocabulary
have an impact on the individual's economic level.
Yahui Chen, Zhan Wen, Xia Zu, Yuwen Pan and Wenzao Li. (2019). Study on Prediction Model of Personal Economic Level Based on Text Analysis Using Chinese Classified Lexicon.
Journal of Information and Computing Science. 14 (1).
044-051.
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