We propose a categorization of online groups along three axes: spatial, temporal and socio-topical.
Within the "Results" section, the literature review results are presented, followed by a sub-section proposing a categorization scheme for the systems identified.
The objective of this work is to propose a categorization algorithm to classify a set of scientific articles indexed with the MeSH thesaurus, and in particular those of the MEDLINE bibliographic database.
The CDC has published a recommended categorization of ICD-9 E-codes by mechanism (CDC, 1997), and has proposed a similar categorization of ICD-10 codes related to injury mechanism (Annest et al., 2014).
Since 1987, the American Joint Committee on Cancer (AJCC) and the International Union Against Cancer UICCC) have proposed a worldwide categorization of cancer staging based on localized tumor invasion depth, nodal involvement, and the status of metastasis (TNM). 1 However, a recent analysis has suggested that CRC is heterogeneous in survival patterns even within staging categories.
They proposed a text-categorization technique that is able to identify subjective content using minimum cut.
In [28] Schultz et al. proposed a hashtag-based categorization approach in order to test the applicability of several machine learning techniques in conjunction with relevant feature selection algorithms for the text categorization problem.
We also propose a rule categorization algorithm that partitions an input ruleset by considering the field features of rules to minimize the memory requirement.
Siegmund et al. 2008 propose a similar categorization to select an appropriate measurement technique for these properties, and provide an optimization process based on Constraint Satisfaction Problem (CSP) solvers.
The latest GOLD 2013 strategy paper proposes a multidimensional categorization of COPD patients into four categories, A D, based on the severity of symptoms, and the presence of risk factors, namely severe/very severe airflow obstruction and a history of frequent and/or severe exacerbations [ 5].
