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    Mining online and social media to analyse epidemic periods

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    The vocabulary used in media (e.g. news) and social media (e.g. Twitter) on a disease changes according to the period. In this context, text-mining and terminology extraction tasks can be used to analyse epidemic periods of diseases. Moreover, we have to take into account this knowledge in order to improve event-based surveillance (EBS) systems. Text-mining and machine learning approaches can be integrated in different steps of EBS systems for disease-based and symptom-based surveillance: data acquisition, information retrieval (i.e. identification of relevant documents), information extraction (i.e. extraction of symptoms, locations, dates, diseases, hosts, etc.), and visualisation. This work highlights the use of text-mining approaches related to COVID- 19 (i) for surveillance systems (i.e. web crawling and information extraction tasks) and (ii) for spatio-temporal analysis of tweets

    CRESI BigDataPol - Terrain Guadeloupe : Corpus

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    CONTEXTE : projet CRESI BigDataPol (http://textmining.biz/Projects/BigDataPol). But : Mobiliser des approches de Big data pour l'analyse des processus et des effets des politiques publiques dans le milieu rural. Question de recherche en SHS adaptée au terrain Guadeloupe : (1) Participation citoyenne dans le processus de construction des politiques agri-environnementales. (2) Opinions de différents acteurs sur les processus d’élaboration et les effets des politiques publiques relatives à l’agroécologie en Guadeloupe. Choix d’un objet de recherche (terrain Guadeloupe) dans le cadre du Projet CERESI BigDataPol : Exemple des controverses au sujet des traitements aériens contre la cercosporiose des bananiers (car contestation citoyenne et succession d’interdiction/dérogation fruit d’un rapport de force entre société civile et producteurs de banane) en Guadeloupe. CORPUS : 2 corpus nettoyés en français : 1) Corpus de textes issus de la « Société civile » (associations de protection de l’environnement et LKP). 2) Corpus de textes issus du « Groupement des producteurs de banane de Guadeloupe 

    CRESI BigDataPol - Terrain Guadeloupe : Termes extraits automatiquement

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    CONTEXTE : projet CRESI BigDataPol (http://textmining.biz/Projects/BigDataPol). But : Mobiliser des approches de Big data pour l'analyse des processus et des effets des politiques publiques dans le milieu rural. Question de recherche en SHS adaptée au terrain Guadeloupe : (1) Participation citoyenne dans le processus de construction des politiques agri-environnementales. (2) Opinions de différents acteurs sur les processus d’élaboration et les effets des politiques publiques relatives à l’agroécologie en Guadeloupe. Choix d’un objet de recherche (terrain Guadeloupe) dans le cadre du Projet CRESI BigDataPol : Exemple des controverses au sujet des traitements aériens contre la cercosporiose des bananiers (car contestation citoyenne et succession d’interdiction/dérogation fruit d’un rapport de force entre société civile et producteurs de banane) en Guadeloupe. TERMES EXTRAITS : Termes automatiquement identifiés avec BioTex avec une extraction et un classement selon 4 stratégies sur 2 corpus : (1) all : termes simples et composés, (2) multi : termes composés, (3) C-value : classement qui peut privilégier les termes les plus longs, (4) F_TFIDF_C : classement qui prend en compte une notion de discriminance. Le données contiennent également une sélection des 100 premiers termes retournés par chaque mesure/stratégie associés à chaque corpus (fichiers termes_corpus1_BigDataPol_09122017.txt et termes_corpus2_BigDataPol_09122017.txt) Les deux corpus utilisés pour effectuer cette extraction de la terminologie sont : (1) corpus 1 : Corpus de textes issus de la « Société civile » (associations de protection de l’environnement et LKP), (2) Corpus 2 : corpus de textes issus du « Groupement des producteurs de banane de Guadeloupe »

    Text mining on COVID19 datasets. Terminology extraction

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    Mathieu Roche will present his latest analysis on how to use terminology and text mining for event-based surveillance systems (i.e. disease-based and symptom-based surveillance). He will discuss the use of different datasets related to COVID-19, e.g. scientific publications, news data (PADI-web, MedISys), social media data (Twitter). The extracted terminology is used (i) for surveillance systems (i.e. web crawling and information extraction tasks) and (ii) for spatio-temporal analysis of tweets dealing with COVID-19

    STAR-FARM - Workshop Data: Co-construction of datasets dealing with agroecology practices in the Mekong Delta

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    The STAR-FARM Workshop, held on October 22–23, 2025, at Can Tho University, Vietnam, marked a key milestone in advancing international collaboration at the crossroads of agroecology, artificial intelligence (AI), and participatory science. Jointly organized by CIRAD, IRD, FAO, and Can Tho University, the event gathered experts from Southeast Asia and Europe to co-construct multilingual datasets and lexicons capturing agroecological practices and innovation processes in the Mekong Delta. Over two dynamic days, participants explored how AI-driven text mining and participatory methods could enhance access to and understanding of agricultural knowledge. Core activities included lexicon development, corpus annotation, evaluation of AI tools, and discussions on open-access strategies. Beyond its technical outputs, the workshop served as a vibrant forum for intercultural dialogue, debating key notions such as community-driven innovation, local knowledge systems, and the ethical use of AI in research. The workshop’s outcomes, particularly the creation of the STAR-FARM Lexicon and annotated corpora, lay the foundation for long-term cooperation, capacity building, and open science in the region. By blending technological innovation with participatory values, STAR-FARM exemplifies how AI can empower local communities and foster sustainable, inclusive agricultural transformation across the Mekong Delta and beyond

    Valorcarn-TETIS: Candidates for OTR (Ontological and Terminological Resource)

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    Text Mining: The different terms extracted by text-mining approaches are candidates for an OTR (Ontological and Terminological Resource) associated to Valorcarn Project. -- Valorcarn Project (2015-2017) [project supported by GloFoodS program (INRA-Cirad)]. Topic: Mining of scientific documents for identification of process that enables to reduce losses and waste

    PRETORIA lexicon

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    The Long-term EU-AU Research and Innovation Partnership for Food and Nutrition Security and Sustainable Agriculture (LEAP4FNSSA) is a Coordination and Support Action (CSA). The main objective of the project is to provide a tool for European and African institutions to engage in a Sustainable Partnership Platform for research and innovation on Food and Nutrition Security, and Sustainable Agriculture (FNSSA). Work Package 3 (WP3) of the project aims to provide the core information system for the partnership platform. In this context, the PRETORIA lexicon is proposed and integrated into the KEOPS software. The PRETORIA lexicon based on 8 concepts dealing with the food security domain is the result of a brainstorming organised in the context of a workshop organised in Pretoria

    Valorcarn-TETIS: Terms extracted with Rake

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    Text-Mining: Terms extracted with Rake tool (https://github.com/aneesha/RAKE) from "Valorcarn Corpus" (http://dx.doi.org/10.18167/DVN1/7YTQGQ). Valorcarn Project (2015-2017) [project supported by GloFoodS program (INRA-Cirad)]. Mining of scientific documents for identification of process that enables to reduce losses and waste

    Valorcarn-TETIS: Semantic groups of terms

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    Text-Mining: The extracted terms are gathered according the head (first and last words) (e‧g. (1) food consumption / food pathogen / food preservation, (2) spoiled biltong / venison biltong / wet biltong, and so forth. -- Valorcarn Project (2015-2017) [project supported by GloFoodS program (INRA-Cirad)]. Topic: Mining of scientific documents for identification of process that enables to reduce losses and waste
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