In this Comment, we argue that the criticism of our previous paper, which was recently articulated by Hadad and Steinberg, is unwarranted. Comments Markel, V. A. & Sarychev, A. K. (2012). Comment on “Green’s function theory for infinite and semi-infinite particle chains”. Physical Review B 86(1), 037401. doi: 10.1103/PhysRevB.86.037401 ©2012 American Physical Society This journal article is ava...

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Existing approaches to summarizing multi-party argumentative conversations in reader comment are extractive and fail to capture the argumentative nature of these conversations. Work on argument mining proposes schemes for identifying argument elements and relations in text but has not yet addressed how summaries might be generated from a global analysis of a conversation based on these schemes....

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In his Comment N. Andrei questions the use of symmetric limits of integration of the Bethe ansatz integral equations in my recent study devoted to some features of the Bethe ansatz solution of the Kondo problem. In this Reply I show that the statement of the Comment about the asymmetry of integration limits contradicts the distribution of the quantum numbers in discrete Bethe ansatz equations. ...

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In the Web 2.0 eras, the individual Internet users can also act as information providers, releasing information or making comments conveniently. However, some participants may spread irresponsible remarks or express irrelevant comments for commercial interests. This kind of socalled comment spam severely hurts the information quality. This paper tries to automatically detect comment spam throug...

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In this Correspondence, a comment to a recent paper by Nikbakht et al., published in the latest ssu of this Journal is reported. The flavone apigenin can exert both its anti-oxidant potetial via the usual enzymatic ROS scavenging system and the mitochondria biogenesis via the PGC-1α/ TFAM/NRF-1 pathway. The very interesting paper by Nikbakht et al, may earn more insighful clues about the activi...

Every time a well-known public figure posts something on social media, it encourages many users to comment. Unfortunately, not all comments are relevant the post. Some spam which can disrupt overall flow of information. This research employed two strategies address issues in text detection media. The first strategy was utilizing emojis that had been frequently discarded studies. In fact, media ...