Jiachen Ma , Nazmus Sakib , Fahim Islam Anik , Sheikh Iqbal Ahamed
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Abstract
While temporal sentiment labels prove invaluable for video tagging, segmentation, and labeling tasks in multimedia studies, large-scale manual annotation remains cost and time-prohibitive. Emerging Online Time-Sync Comment (TSC) datasets offer promising alternatives for generating sentiment maps. However, limitations in existing TSC scope and a lack of resource-constrained data creation guidelines hinder broader use. This study addresses these challenges by proposing a novel system for automated TSC generation utilizing recent YouTube comments as a readily accessible source of time-synchronized data. The efficacy of our multi-platform data mining system is evaluated through extensive long-term trials, leading to the development and analysis of two large-scale TSC datasets. Benchmarking against original temporal Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) sentiment annotations validates the accuracy of our generated data. This work establishes a promising method for automatic TSC generation, laying the groundwork for further advancements in multimedia research and paving the way for novel sentiment analysis applications.
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