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引用次数: 20
摘要
情感分析的挑战在于自动确定文本的语气是积极还是消极。这项任务的部分困难源于这样一个事实,即相同的单词或句子在不同的语境下可能具有截然不同的情感含义。在我们的工作中,我们进一步关注新闻文章,这些文章倾向于使用更中性的词汇,而不是社论、评论和博客等观点文章中充满情感的词汇。在本文中,我们使用MALLET (Machine Learning for Language Toolkit)来实现和训练几种情感分析算法,并运行实验来比较和对比它们。
The challenge of sentiment analysis consists in automatically determining whether a text is positive or negative in tone. Part of the difficulty in this task stems from the fact that the same words or sentences can have very different sentimental meaning given their context. In our work, we further focus on news articles, which tend to use a more neutral vocabulary, as opposed to the emotionally charged vocabulary of opinion pieces such as editorials, reviews, and blogs. In this paper, we use MALLET (Machine Learning for Language Toolkit) to implement and train several algorithms for sentiment analysis, and run experiments to compare and contrast them.