An Argument-based Approach to Mining Opinions from Twitter.
Published 1 January 2012
Kathrin Grosse, Carlos Iván Chesñevar, Ana Gabriela Maguitman
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This paper presents a framework which allows to mine opinions from Twitter based on incrementally generated queries, and will be able to obtain an “opinion tree”, rooted in the first original query.
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Abstract. Social networks have grown exponentially in use and impact on the society as a whole. In particular, microblogging platforms such as Twitter have become important tools to assess public opinion on different issues. Recently, some approaches for assessing Twitter messages have
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