#Emoji: A Study on the Association between Emojis and Hashtags on Twitter

Yuhang Zhou, W. Ai
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Abstract

Prevalent on modern social media, both hashtags and emojis are text elements that function beyond plain text. While hashtags utilize free-formed strings and are highlighted by the platform, emojis are bonded by Unicode Standard and rendered by the platforms. Yet both are used to mark discussion topics, express sentiment, show identity, and highlight keywords. This paper analyzes and highlights the strong association between hashtags and emojis, not only in their usage frequency, but also in their semantics. We show that the association is strong enough for improving downstream tasks. To this end, we design a representation learning model that can learn emoji-based representations to improve hashtag prediction.
#Emoji:推特上表情符号和标签之间关系的研究
话题标签和表情符号在现代社交媒体上很流行,它们都是超越纯文本功能的文本元素。虽然标签使用自由格式的字符串,并由平台突出显示,但表情符号由Unicode标准绑定,并由平台呈现。然而,两者都用于标记讨论话题、表达情感、显示身份和突出关键词。本文分析并强调了标签和表情符号之间的强烈关联,不仅在使用频率上,而且在语义上。我们表明,这种关联足够强大,可以改善下游任务。为此,我们设计了一个表征学习模型,可以学习基于表情符号的表征来提高标签预测。
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