2023Open access4cites
Application Research on Semantic Analysis Using Latent Dirichlet Allocation and Collapsed Gibbs Sampling for Topic DiscoveryAsian Journal of Research in Computer Science, Advanced Text Analysis Techniques
UniversitiesYetunde Esther Ogunwale
Active, last published 2026
In topic modeling
Yetunde Esther
Ogunwale
“Research focused on Topic Modeling and adjacent fields.”
Nigerian Geological Survey Agency
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Topic Modeling×1Natural Language Processing Techniques×1IoT and Edge/Fog Computing×1Smart Agriculture and AI×1Privacy-Preserving Technologies in Data×1
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