Discriminating Between Closely Related Languages on Twitter"
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Editorial: "In this paper we tackle the problem of discriminating Twitter users by the language they tweet in, taking into account very similar South-Slavic languages – Bosnian, Croatian, Montenegrin and Serbian. We apply the supervised machine learning approach by annotating a subset of 500 users from an existing Twitter collection by the language the users primarily tweet in. We show that by using a simple bag-ofwords model, univariate feature selection, 320 strongest features and a standard classifier, we reach user classification accuracy of 98%. Annotating the whole 63,160 users strong Twitter collection with the best performing classifier and visualizing it on a map via tweet geo-information, we produce a Twitter language map which clearly depicts the robustness of the classifier."
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