Greasing the wheels for comparative communication research: Supervised text classification for multilingual corpora
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DOI: 10.5117/CCR2021.3.001.LIND
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multilingual content analysis; text classification; comparative communication research; supervised machine learning; machine translation;All these keywords.
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