Abstract. We describe an experiment into detecting emotions in texts on the Chinese microblog service Sina Weibo using distant supervision with various author-supplied conventional labels (emoticons and smilies). Existing word segmentation tools proved unreliable; better accuracy was achieved using char-acter-based features. Accuracy varied according to emotion and labelling con-vention: while smilies are used more often, emoticons are more reliable. Happi-ness is the most accurately predicted emotion (85.9%). This approach works well and achieves 80 % accuracies for "happy " and "fear", even though the per-formances for the seven emotion classes are quite different
Social media and microblog tools are increasingly used by individuals to express their feelings and ...
We reported a large-scale Internet-based experiment to investigate the impact of emotion information...
Traditional text emotion analysis methods are primarily devoted to studying extended texts, such as ...
The final publication is available at Springer via http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-18458-6_
Micro-blog has been increasingly used for the public to express their opinions, and for organisation...
As one of the most popular social media platforms in China, Weibo has aggregated huge numbers of tex...
Micro-blog has been increasingly used for the public to express their opinions, and for organization...
Abstract—A sentiment classification method for Chinese microblog is presented. For short sentence mi...
Micro-blog has been increasingly used for the public to express their opinions, and for organization...
The typical emotion classification approach adopts one-step single-label classification using intra-...
This paper studies the problem of emotion classification in microblog texts. Given a microblog text ...
The study aims to explore microblog users’ emotion expression and sharing behaviors on the Chinese m...
This paper summarizes several lexical methods for more comprehensive affect recognition in text usin...
Due to the diversity and variability of Chinese syntax and semantics, accurately identifying and dis...
In this paper, we present a simple but efficient approach for the automatic mood classification of m...
Social media and microblog tools are increasingly used by individuals to express their feelings and ...
We reported a large-scale Internet-based experiment to investigate the impact of emotion information...
Traditional text emotion analysis methods are primarily devoted to studying extended texts, such as ...
The final publication is available at Springer via http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-18458-6_
Micro-blog has been increasingly used for the public to express their opinions, and for organisation...
As one of the most popular social media platforms in China, Weibo has aggregated huge numbers of tex...
Micro-blog has been increasingly used for the public to express their opinions, and for organization...
Abstract—A sentiment classification method for Chinese microblog is presented. For short sentence mi...
Micro-blog has been increasingly used for the public to express their opinions, and for organization...
The typical emotion classification approach adopts one-step single-label classification using intra-...
This paper studies the problem of emotion classification in microblog texts. Given a microblog text ...
The study aims to explore microblog users’ emotion expression and sharing behaviors on the Chinese m...
This paper summarizes several lexical methods for more comprehensive affect recognition in text usin...
Due to the diversity and variability of Chinese syntax and semantics, accurately identifying and dis...
In this paper, we present a simple but efficient approach for the automatic mood classification of m...
Social media and microblog tools are increasingly used by individuals to express their feelings and ...
We reported a large-scale Internet-based experiment to investigate the impact of emotion information...
Traditional text emotion analysis methods are primarily devoted to studying extended texts, such as ...