Using artificial intelligence to identify emergency messages on social media during a natural disaster: A deep learning approach

Author:

Powers Courtney J.ORCID,Devaraj Ashwin,Ashqeen Kaab,Dontula Aman,Joshi Amit,Shenoy Jayanth,Murthy Dhiraj

Publisher

Elsevier BV

Subject

Library and Information Sciences,Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering,Information Systems and Management,Information Systems,Artificial Intelligence,Management Information Systems

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