WordNet and SUMO for sentimental analysis

WordNet and SUMO for sentimental analysis

ln this paper. we show how Princeton's Word­Net and associated resources can be used as part of an integrated system for sentiment analysis, called SigrnaSentiment. We discuss the development of a system for sentiment analysis and concept extraction. We first pro­vide an introduction to the use...

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Main Authors: Pease, Adam, Li, John, Nomorosa, Karen Joy P.
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Published: Animo Repository 2012
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Sentiment analysis
Computer Sciences
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spelling oai:animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph:faculty_research-94912023-02-23T03:09:53Z WordNet and SUMO for sentimental analysis Pease, Adam Li, John Nomorosa, Karen Joy P. ln this paper. we show how Princeton's Word­Net and associated resources can be used as part of an integrated system for sentiment analysis, called SigrnaSentiment. We discuss the development of a system for sentiment analysis and concept extraction. We first pro­vide an introduction to the user experience to motivate our work. We begin technical discus­sion with some background on the Suggested Upper Merged Ontology and WordNet, as well as their relation and the associated re­search that makes this work possible. We de­scribe system components and data flow in detaiI and some detail about the deployment ar­chitecture in the fielded system. 2012-01-01T08:00:00Z text https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/faculty_research/8473 Faculty Research Work Animo Repository Sentiment analysis Computer Sciences
institution De La Salle University
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Philippines
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topic Sentiment analysis
Computer Sciences
spellingShingle Sentiment analysis
Computer Sciences
Pease, Adam
Li, John
Nomorosa, Karen Joy P.
WordNet and SUMO for sentimental analysis
description ln this paper. we show how Princeton's Word­Net and associated resources can be used as part of an integrated system for sentiment analysis, called SigrnaSentiment. We discuss the development of a system for sentiment analysis and concept extraction. We first pro­vide an introduction to the user experience to motivate our work. We begin technical discus­sion with some background on the Suggested Upper Merged Ontology and WordNet, as well as their relation and the associated re­search that makes this work possible. We de­scribe system components and data flow in detaiI and some detail about the deployment ar­chitecture in the fielded system.
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author Pease, Adam
Li, John
Nomorosa, Karen Joy P.
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title WordNet and SUMO for sentimental analysis
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