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Handbook of Human Computation
Pietro Michelucci (ed.)
Springer Verlag (2013)
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In: Reilly R, Sharkey N (eds) Connectionist approaches to natural language processing. Lawrence Erlbaum Assoc, Hove, pp 213–252 Blumberg M (2013) Patterns of connection. In: Michelucci P (ed) The handbook of human computation.Other Versions
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