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Fig 1.

Flowchart of the framework of text classification algorithm for subordinate classes of tourist attractions.

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Fig 2.

CBOW and skip-gram models [36].

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Fig 3.

Structure of skip-gram model [37].

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Table 1.

Binary contingency table.

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Table 2.

Evaluation indicators -1 for classification results.

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Table 3.

Evaluation indicators -2 for classification results.

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Fig 4.

Frequency of occurrence of different text lengths.

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Table 4.

Distribution of experimental dataset categories.

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Table 5.

Hyperparameter settings for Word2Vec and Doc2vec.

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Table 6.

Hyperparameter settings of classification model.

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Table 7.

Hyperparameter settings of BERT model.

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Table 8.

Classification performance of the entire test set in the MLP classifier during the improved processes.

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Table 9.

Classification performance of each category of the test set in MLP during the improved processes.

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Table 10.

Classification performance of different combinations of text representation method & classifier.

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Fig 5.

Difference line graph of "micro-F1 minus weighted-F1".

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Fig 6.

Difference line graph of "weighted-F1 minus macro-F1".

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Fig 7.

Weighted-F1 values for different combinations of text representations & classifiers.

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Fig 8.

Values of each evaluation index under the optimal classification combination model.

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Fig 9.

Classification results of each category in the optimal combination of different text representations & classifiers.

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Fig 10.

F1-measure of each category in the optimal combination of different text representations & classifiers.

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Fig 11.

Weighted-F1 of the optimal combination model with different scale text sets.

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Table 11.

The optimal combination of text representations and classifiers for different-size text sets.

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Fig 12.

Confusion matrix heat map of optimum classification combination models under text set size of 3498.

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Fig 13.

F1-measure of the composite category of optimum classification combination models under different scale text sets.

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Fig 14.

Quantity ratio of the true and predicted values for each category of tourist attractions.

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Fig 15.

Confusion matrix heat map of the test set in Shanghai and Hunan Province.

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Table 12.

Comparing true and predicted values of the top 2–3 categories in different level attractions.

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Table 13.

Quantity ratio of the true and predicted values of various attractions in the two provinces.

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Table 14.

Comparing true-predicted values of the top 2–3 categories in different-level attractions in the two provinces.

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