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Resolution of Expression of Concern: Ontology Features-Based Arabic Text Augmentation Using Word2Vec

Jul 2026 · Iraqi Journal for Computer Science and Mathematics · Vol 7 · 0 citations

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The concerns have been addressed and clarified to the satisfaction of the editors, and there is found no evidence of misconduct or invalidity in the research.

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Editor's Note: This Resolution notice concludes the investigation initiated by the Expression of Concern (DOI: https://doi.org/10.52866/2788-7421.1386) regarding the Original Article (DOI: https://doi.org/10.52866/2788-7421.1302). The publication timeline is as follows: Original Article → Expression of Concern → Resolution. Resolution of Expression of Concern: The editorial team of the Iraqi Journal for Computer Science and Mathematics has completed a thorough post-publication review of the above-mentioned article, the supporting data, and the authors’ responses to the queries raised. Upon careful assessment, we have determined that the concerns have been addressed and clarified to the satisfaction of the editors. We have found no evidence of misconduct or invalidity in the research. The gindings presented in the original article are considered robust and accurate. This notice formally resolves the previously published Expression of Concern. The original article stands as published, and we affirm the integrity of the research.

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