[Corpora-List] EmoText - Software for opinion mining and lexical affect sensing

[Justin Washtell]

Hello Alexander,

I tried both of your demos out of interest.

For the first demo I used the default options (the movie reviews and Naive Bayes). I did not understand the output, or how it was supposed to relate to the various parts of the input (if indeed it is?)

For the second demo I entered the following sentences and received the following classifications:

This demo is terrible.				low_neg
This demo is no good at all.			high_pos
This demo is far from brilliant.		low_pos

This demo is excellent.				low_pos
This demo is not bad at all.			low_pos
Thid demo couldn't be better!			low_neg

Am I doing something wrong?

I would presently dispute your claimed "undisputable advantages". I am not sure whether your intended customers - who are presumably not language technology experts - will require less or more convincing.

Justin Washtell
University of Leeds

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From: corpora-bounces at uib.no [corpora-bounces at uib.no] On Behalf Of Alexander Osherenko [osherenko at gmx.de]
Sent: 16 December 2011 08:46
To: Corpora at uib.no
Subject: [Corpora-List] EmoText - Software for opinion mining and lexical       affect sensing

Dear all!

Recently I made an announcement of a book about opinion mining and lexical affect sensing. In this contribution I would like to point you to the EmoText demo program that relies on the findings in this book. It was implemented for the European CALLAS project.

The link is:
www.socioware.de/products.html<http://www.socioware.de/products.html>.

I apologize for some advertising.

Kind regards
Alexander Osherenko

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