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most citedAn Analysis of Hierarchical Text Classification Using Word Embeddings

247 citations

52 papers

cs.CL2025

Narrative Consolidation: Formulating a New Task for Unifying Multi-Perspective Accounts

Roger A. Finger, Eduardo G. Cortes, Sandro J. Rigo +1

Processing overlapping narrative documents, such as legal testimonies or historical accounts, often aims not for compression but for a unified, coherent, and chronologically sound…

cs.CV2025★ 10 cited

Geometric implicit neural representations for signed distance functions

Luiz Schirmer, Tiago Novello, Vinícius da Silva +5

\textit{Implicit neural representations} (INRs) have emerged as a promising framework for representing signals in low-dimensional spaces. This survey reviews the existing literatur…

cs.NI2025★ 1 cited

Towards a Robust Transport Network With Self-adaptive Network Digital Twin

Cláudio Modesto, João Borges, Cleverson Nahum +8

The ability of the Network digital twin (NDT) to remain aware of changes in its physical counterpart, known as the physical twin (PTwin), is a fundamental condition to enable timel…

cs.NI2025★ 2 cited

NASP: Network Slice as a Service Platform for 5G Networks

Felipe Hauschild Grings, Gustavo Zanatta Bruno, Lucio Rene Prade +2

With 5G's rapid global uptake, demand for agile private networks has exploded. A defining beyond-5G capability is network slicing. 3GPP specifies three core slice categories, massi…

cs.NI2025★ 4 cited

Intent-based Radio Scheduler for RAN Slicing: Learning to deal with different network scenarios

Cleverson Nahum, Salvatore D'Oro, Pedro Batista +4

The future mobile network has the complex mission of distributing available radio resources among various applications with different requirements. The radio access network slicing…

q-fin.GN2024★ 3 cited

Information Asymmetry Index: The View of Market Analysts

Roberto Frota Decourt, Heitor Almeida, Philippe Protin +1

The purpose of the research was to build an index of informational asymmetry with market and firm proxies that reflect the analysts' perception of the level of informational asymme…