Building word-emotion mapping dictionary for online news

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Abstract

Sentiment analysis of online documents such as news articles, blogs and microblogs has received increasing attention. We propose an efficient method of automatically building the word-emotion mapping dictionary for social emotion detection. In the dictionary, each word is associated with the distribution on a series of human emotions. In addition, three different pruning strategies are proposed to refine the dictionary. Experiment on the real-world data sets has validated the effectiveness and reliability of the method. Compared with other lexicons, the dictionary generated using our approach is more adaptive for personalized data set, language-independent, fine-grained, and volume-unlimited. The generated dictionary has a wide range of applications, including predicting the emotional distribution of news articles and tracking the change of social emotions on certain events over time.

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Rao, Y., Quan, X., Wenyin, L., Li, Q., & Chen, M. (2012). Building word-emotion mapping dictionary for online news. In CEUR Workshop Proceedings (Vol. 917, pp. 28–39).

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