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\title{\meta/: A Unified Toolkit for Text Retrieval and Analysis}
\author{Sean Massung, Chase Geigle \and ChengXiang Zhai \\
            Computer Science Department, College of Engineering \\
            University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign \\
            {\tt \{massung1,geigle1,czhai\}@illinois.edu}
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\begin{abstract}
\meta/ is developed to unite machine learning, information retrieval, and
natural language processing in one easy-to-use toolkit. Its focus on
indexing allows it to perform well on large datasets, supporting online
classification and other out-of-core algorithms. \meta/'s liberal open
source license encourages contributions, and its extensive online
documentation, forum, and tutorials make this process straightforward. We
run experiments and show \meta/'s performance is competitive with or better
than existing software.
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