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4.  Conclusion

           We proposed BOR in this paper, an approach that extracts social requirements of SMA reviews and then
        seeks matching requirements for each review. The combination of WordNet and word embedding has been
        approved to achieve preferable results due to the enhancement of the word relatedness in classical WordNet-
        based approaches. As we know, SMA developers receive huge numbers of reviews every day, making manual
        analysis difficult and time-consuming. Thus, the application of BOR that filters irrelevant reviews helps in
        cutting  cost  and  speed  up  upgrading  or  improving  the  SMA.  In  addition,  our  proposed  BOR  also  can  be
        expanded to different applications, as such sentiment analysis, system recommendation, application evaluation,
        and so on.



        Acknowledgments

           This work is partially supported by MoHE under research code: FRGS/1/2020/ICT02/UKM/02/1

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