Extraction of Opposite Sentiments in Classified Free Format Text Reviews
Lecture notes in computer sciencePublished 27 August 2008Open access
Li Dong, Anne Laurent, Mathieu Roche, Pascal Poncelet
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This paper adapts the sequence data model to text mining with Part-of-Speech tags, and proposes a belief-driven approach for extracting contextual opposite sentiments as unexpected sequences with respect to the opinion polarity of reviews.
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