Empirical evaluation of three common assumptions in building political media bias datasets
In this work, we empirically validate three common assumptions in building political media bias datasets, which are (i) labelers' political leanings do not affect labeling tasks, (ii) news articles follow their source outlet's political leaning, and (iii) political leaning of a news outlet...
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Main Authors: | GANGULY, Soumen, KULSHRESTHA, Juhi, AN, Jisun, KWAK, Haewoon |
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2020
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