An individual’s words often reveal their po-litical ideology. Existing automated tech-niques to identify ideology from text focus on bags of words or wordlists, ignoring syn-tax. Taking inspiration from recent work in sentiment analysis that successfully models the compositional aspect of language, we apply a recursive neural network (RNN) framework to the task of identifying the po-litical position evinced by a sentence. To show the importance of modeling subsen-tential elements, we crowdsource political annotations at a phrase and sentence level. Our model outperforms existing models on our newly annotated dataset and an existing dataset.
Previous work on extracting ideology from text has focused on domains where expression of political ...
Messaging and the use of language is important to entities involved in politics in the United States...
We present a comparative evaluation of two neural network architectures, which can be used to comput...
An individual’s words often reveal their po-litical ideology. Existing automated tech-niques to iden...
Political conflict unfolds in language. To understand the quest for, and exercise of, power, we must...
A community discourse can be analyzed through texts written by participants of the community since i...
ABSTRACT: The following research discusses text analysis approaches to automatically categorize news...
Social media platforms have become one of the most popular places for individuals to express their p...
In general, people are usually more reluctant to follow advice and directions from politicians who d...
This work shows the value of word-level statistical data from the US Congressional Record for studyi...
Automatically recognising and extracting the reasoning expressed in natural language text is extreme...
This research is a contribution to text network analysis using text mining algorithms, how the speak...
The increasing polarization of online political discourse calls for computational tools that automat...
The tasks in fine-grained opinion mining can be regarded as either a token-level se-quence labeling ...
The growing availability of data about online information behaviour enables new possibilities for po...
Previous work on extracting ideology from text has focused on domains where expression of political ...
Messaging and the use of language is important to entities involved in politics in the United States...
We present a comparative evaluation of two neural network architectures, which can be used to comput...
An individual’s words often reveal their po-litical ideology. Existing automated tech-niques to iden...
Political conflict unfolds in language. To understand the quest for, and exercise of, power, we must...
A community discourse can be analyzed through texts written by participants of the community since i...
ABSTRACT: The following research discusses text analysis approaches to automatically categorize news...
Social media platforms have become one of the most popular places for individuals to express their p...
In general, people are usually more reluctant to follow advice and directions from politicians who d...
This work shows the value of word-level statistical data from the US Congressional Record for studyi...
Automatically recognising and extracting the reasoning expressed in natural language text is extreme...
This research is a contribution to text network analysis using text mining algorithms, how the speak...
The increasing polarization of online political discourse calls for computational tools that automat...
The tasks in fine-grained opinion mining can be regarded as either a token-level se-quence labeling ...
The growing availability of data about online information behaviour enables new possibilities for po...
Previous work on extracting ideology from text has focused on domains where expression of political ...
Messaging and the use of language is important to entities involved in politics in the United States...
We present a comparative evaluation of two neural network architectures, which can be used to comput...