Component analysis of a Sentiment Analysis framework on different corpora
9th International Conference on Computer Engineering & Systems (ICCES) • 2014
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Authors
Walaa Medhat, Ahmed H Yousef, Hoda K Mohamed
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Journal
9th International Conference on Computer Engineering & Systems (ICCES)
Publisher
IEEE
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Pages
300-306
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Local
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Abstract
entiment Analysis (SA) is the computational study of people's opinions about certain topics. With the massive growth of web 2.0 technologies, many sources of data and corpora are available for SA. There are some recent frameworks proposed in this field that can deal with different corpora. This paper presents a component analysis of recently proposed sentiment analysis framework. The framework components are divided to three stages, each of which contains many alternatives. The first stage is the text processing which include “handling negations, removing stopwords, and using selective words of part-of-speech tags”. The second stage is the feature extractions which are “unigrams and bigrams”. The third stage is the text classification which was done using “Naïve Bayes and Decision Tree” classifiers. It is important to analyze the components of the framework to configure which scenario is better for each
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