My Ever Changing Moods: Sentiment-Based Event Detection on the Cloud

R. Sinnott, Natasha Thomas, Himanshu Bansal, Zeyu Zhao
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Twitter is a globally used micro-blogging platformwith hundreds of millions of tweets sent every day. Manyresearchers have explored Twitter analytics across a wide rangeof areas such as topic modeling, sentiment analysis, eventdetection, as well as the application of Twitter for a variety ofdomain-specific application areas, e.g. disaster management. Onearea that has not been explored is how changes in sentiment canbe used to identify events. In this paper we present a scalableCloud-based platform for harvesting, processing, analyzing andvisualizing large-scale Twitter data. We focus especially on howchanges in sentiment can be used to identify events in givencontexts. What is novel is that the events that are detected are notdependent explicitly on the topic of any given tweet, but entirelyon the change in sentiment. This offers new capabilities for eventdetection that have hitherto not been explored. To illustrate theapproach, we present case studies related to sporting eventsidentified entirely through changing sentiment with specific focuson the 2014 FIFA World Cup of Soccer and the 2015 World Cupof Cricket.
我不断变化的情绪:基于情绪的云事件检测
推特是一个全球使用的微博平台,每天发送数亿条推文。许多研究人员已经在广泛的领域探索了Twitter分析,如主题建模、情感分析、事件检测,以及Twitter在各种领域特定应用领域的应用,如灾难管理。一个尚未被探索的领域是如何利用情绪的变化来识别事件。在本文中,我们提出了一个可扩展的基于云的平台,用于收集、处理、分析和可视化大规模Twitter数据。我们特别关注如何利用情绪的变化来识别给定环境中的事件。新颖之处在于,检测到的事件并不明确依赖于任何给定推文的主题,而是完全依赖于情绪的变化。这为迄今为止尚未探索的事件检测提供了新的功能。为了说明这种方法,我们提出了与体育赛事相关的案例研究,完全通过改变情绪来确定,具体关注2014年国际足联足球世界杯和2015年板球世界杯。
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