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    • Short text streams from social media present unique challenges like short length, weak signals, and topic drift.
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    • To propose a new feature extension approach for effective short text stream classification.
    • To address data sparsity and detect topic drifts in dynamic short text data.

    Main Methods:

    • Utilized a large-scale semantic network to introduce richer semantic contexts and disambiguate terms, mitigating data sparsity.
    • Developed an incremental ensemble classification model for efficiency.
    • Implemented a concept cluster-based method for detecting hidden topic drifts.

    Main Results:

    • The proposed approach effectively handles data sparsity and reduces noise through semantic term disambiguation.
    • The topic drift detection method accurately tracks changes in short text streams.
    • Demonstrated superior performance in detecting topic drifts compared to existing methods.

    Conclusions:

    • The feature extension approach significantly improves short text stream classification accuracy and efficiency.
    • The method effectively manages the challenges posed by short text streams, including topic drift.
    • This work offers a robust solution for analyzing dynamic, high-velocity short text data.