Experiment in building an automatic object-oriented sentiment detection system based on the syntactic and semantic analyzer
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This paper focuses on the use of a linguistics-based method for automatic object-oriented sentiment analyses. The study was conducted as part of SentiRuEval automatic sentiment analysis system testing cycle. The original task was to extract users’ opinions (positive, negative, neutral) about telecom companies, expressed in tweets and news. In this study news was excluded from the dataset because, being formal texts, news significantly differs from informal ones in its structure and vocabulary and therefore demands a different approach. Only linguistic approach based on syntactic and semantic analysis was used. In this approach, a sentiment-bearing word or expression is linked to its target object at either of two stages, which perform successively. The first stage includes usage of semantic templates matching the dependence tree, and the second stage involves heuristics for linking sentiment expressions and their target objects when syntactic relations between them do not exist. No machine learning was used. The method showed a very high quality, which roughly coincides with the best results of machine learning methods and hybrid approaches.
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