A Smart Sentiment Analysis System in Word, Sentence and Text Level

Hui He; Bo Chen

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AEF.1.338

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A Smart Sentiment Analysis System in Word, Sentence and Text Level

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Recently, sentiment analysis of text is becoming a hotspot in the study of natural language processing, which has drawn interesting attention due to its research value and extensive applications. This paper introduces a smart sentiment analysis system, which is to satisfy three aspects of sentiment analysis requirement. These are Chinese sentiment word recognition and analysis, sentiment related element extraction and text orientation analysis. Promising results and analysis are presented at the end of this paper.

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September 2011

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Hui He, Bo Chen

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Domain Lexicon, Indri, LMR Template, Maximum Entropy, Sentiment Analysis

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