Sentence examples for call sentiment from inspiring English sources

The issue here, of course, is one of what some would call sentiment and others would call realism.

But what of the TwitterSphere, the social media stream of micromessages — does IBM see what they call sentiment analysis as a different animal than the internal data that runs corporate systems?

"A lot of people think this is cruel, cockfighting," says Mr. Attell, who has already toured the city's bars in this episode of "Insomniac With Dave Attell" and is now summoning up great, unscripted reserves of woozy last-call sentiment for the innocent chicks.

It does so by performing what Dr Gloor calls "sentiment analysis" on the data.Sentiment analysis first classifies protesters by their clout.

What is sometimes called "sentiment" or "tone" analysis presents a challenge for computers, which can stumble over simple words.

That leads to the next improvement: Commenting weather systems: One of the tools that's used to analyze Twitter and other social media is called sentiment analysis.

In a section of the report called sentiment analysis, the authors set out to determine the level of frustration (or in rare cases, joy) commuters felt in certain situations and locations or at certain times of day.

In the book I cite a study using the automated technique called sentiment mapping to chart the use of positive words like "improved," "better," and "beneficial" compared to negative words like "catastrophe" and "crisis". It shows that since the 1950s, the press has gotten steadily more morose.

Definition 2 (sentiment dictionary D): for each sentiment, we can design a dictionary which can represent it sharply, called sentiment dictionary.

Information from Musicmetric that Rhythm will pick up will include trends in BitTorrent activity, and what Gracenote calls "sentiment reports".

Information from Musicmetric that Rhythm will pick up will include trends in BitTorrent activity, and what Gracenote calls "sentiment reports". If you are going to track mentions of music as indicative of buzz regarding a track that you might want to surface for a radio station, for example, you probably want to know if that buzz is positive or negative.