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  • COVID-19 in the UK: sentiment and emotion analysis of Tweets over time.

    Author
    Amujo, Olasoji; Ibeke, Ebuka; Iwendi, Celestine
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    2023 International conference on advances in communication technology and computer engineering (ICACTCE'23)
    Type
    Journal article
    Published
    09 February 2023

  • Sentiment computation of UK-originated Covid-19 vaccine Tweets: a chronological analysis and news effect.

    Author
    Amujo, Olasoji; Ibeke, Ebuka; Fuzi, Richard; Ogara, Ugo; Iwendi, Celestine
    Source
    Sustainability
    Type
    Journal article
    Published
    06 February 2023

  • Maintaining privacy for a recommender system diagnosis using blockchain and deep learning.

    Author
    Mantey, Eric Appiah; Zhou, Conghua; Mani, Vinodhini; Ibeke, Ebuka; Arthur, John Kingsley
    Source
    Human-centric Computing and Information Sciences
    Type
    Journal article
    Published
    17 April 2022

  • Covid-19 fake news sentiment analysis.

    Author
    Ibeke, Ebuka; Iwendi, Celestine; Mohan, Senthilkumar; Khan, Suleman; Ahmadian, Ali; Ciano, Tiziana
    Source
    Computers and electrical engineering
    Type
    Journal article
    Published
    04 February 2022

  • Recurrent neural network and reinforcement learning model for COVID-19 prediction

    Author
    Kumar, R. Lakshmana; Khan, Firoz; Din, Sadia; Band, Shahab S.; Mosavi, Amir; Ibeke, Ebuka
    Source
    Frontiers in Public Health
    Type
    Journal article
    Published
    04 October 2021

  • Tackling pandemics in smart cities using machine learning architecture.

    Author
    Ngabo, Desire; Dong, Wang; Ibeke, Ebuka; Iwendi, Celestine; Masabo, Emmanuel
    Source
    Mathematical Biosciences and Engineering
    Type
    Journal article
    Published
    27 September 2021

  • E-learning and COVID-19: the Nigerian experience: challenges of teaching technical courses in tertiary institutions.

    Author
    Ugochukwu-Ibe, Ijeoma Mary; Ibeke, Ebuka
    Source
    CEUR Workshop Proceedings
    Type
    Conference item
    Published
    14 April 2021

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