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Fig 1.

Model architecture of (A) CBOW and (B) Skip-gram.

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The general model of the CNN.

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Table 1.

Hardware specification of our deep learning computer.

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Fig 3.

Processing steps of Word2vec.

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Table 2.

Training datasets for word2vec.

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Table 3.

List for disease related keywords.

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Table 4.

Parameter of word2vec.

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Fig 4.

Sequence(M), word vector rate, and learning rate of (a) CBOW and (b) Skip-gram.

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Table 5.

Parameter values of CNN.

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Fig 5.

Our CNN architecture with CBOW, Skip-gram, and random learning algorithms.

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Fig 6.

(A) Accuracy and (B) F1 score of CNN with CBOW as a function of epoch for various training volumes in news articles.

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(A) Accuracy and (B) F1 score of CNN with Skip-gram as a function of epoch for various training volumes in news articles.

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(A) Accuracy and (B) F1 score of CNN with the random vector as a function of epoch for various training volumes in news articles.

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(A) Accuracy and (B) F1 score of CNN with CBOW as a function of epoch for various training volumes in tweets.

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(A) Accuracy and (B) F1 score of CNN with Skip-gram as a function of epoch for various training volumes in tweets.

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Fig 11.

(A) Accuracy and (B) F1 score of CNN with the random vector as a function of epoch for various training volumes in tweets.

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(A) Accuracy and (B) F1 score of CNN with CBOW, CNN with Skip-gram, and CNN with the random vector as a function of training volume when the epoch is fixed to 100 in news articles.

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Fig 13.

(A) Accuracy and (B) F1 score of CNN with CBOW, CNN with Skip-gram, and CNN with the random vector as a function of training volume when the epoch is fixed to 100 in tweets.

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Table 6.

Experiments analysis.

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