Influence of Emoticons on the Emotions of Writers based on their Tweets

Chengzhi Jiang, T. Kumamoto
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: In this paper, we investigated how readers perceive the emotions of writers based on the emoticons in their tweets, and clarified the influence of emoticons on emotions. Initially, we conducted a questionnaire and the emotions associated with tweets (with and without emoticons) and the emotions associated with the emoticons were quantified. Multiple regression analysis was then applied to three types of emotion data, and relationships among them were established in the form of regression equations. Finally, the accuracy of the regression equations was estimated for learned and unlearned data, and their effectiveness and robustness were evaluated. The following 10 types of basic emotions were utilized as targets: “Sadness,” “Dislike,” “Relief,” “Fear,” “Excitement,” “Liking,” “Joy,” “Surprise,” “Anger,” and “Shame.”
基于推文的表情符号对作者情绪的影响
:本文研究了读者如何通过作者推文中的表情符号来感知作者的情绪,并阐明了表情符号对情绪的影响。最初,我们进行了问卷调查,并量化了与tweet(带和不带表情符号)相关的情绪以及与表情符号相关的情绪。然后对三类情绪数据进行多元回归分析,并以回归方程的形式建立三者之间的关系。最后,对已学习数据和未学习数据估计了回归方程的精度,并对其有效性和鲁棒性进行了评价。以下10种基本情绪被用作目标:“悲伤”、“不喜欢”、“解脱”、“恐惧”、“兴奋”、“喜欢”、“快乐”、“惊讶”、“愤怒”和“羞耻”。
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