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Evaluating User Actions as a Proxy for Email Significance

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Author:

Alrashed Tarfah¹,Lee Chia-Jung²,Bailey Peter³,Lin Christopher²,Shokouhi Milad²,Dumais Susan²

Affiliation:

1. Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA

2. Microsoft, USA

3. Microsoft, Australia

Publisher

ACM Press

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