Sentence examples for detecting the sentiment from inspiring English sources

But Perspective has trouble detecting the sentiment behind a comment—a problem I predicted would trouble Jigsaw when I examined its ambitions in December (see "If Only AI Could Save Us From Ourselves").

Detecting the sentiment of social-media posts is already useful for tracking attitudes toward brands and products, and for identifying signals that might indicate trends in the financial markets.

Since the idea of this model is considering a sample of users representative of the sentiments of ll users, we used LIWC [31] to detect the sentiment.

To detect the sentiment expressed in each tweet, we apply the Spanish adaptation of SentiStrength [15], a state-of-the-art sentiment analysis tool for short, informal messages from social media [22].

This is due to a number of obstacles including sarcasm and irony, homonyms and an as yet unresolved inability to reliably detect the subject of sentiment in threaded conversations.

For the issue of implicit sentiment analysis, our next step is to be able to detect the existence of such sentiment within the scope of a particular product.

The most notable observation is that doubling the size of the training data, by adding negative sentiment training instances, did not improve results and, in fact, slightly lowered the accuracy of detecting positive sentiment spam reviews.

The system differentiates whether the detected sentiment applies to the article in general or to a specific person.

We also discuss preliminary approaches for sentiment composition (how smaller units of text combine to express sentiment) and approaches for detecting sentiment in figurative and metaphoric language these are the areas where we expect to see significant work in the near future.

Detecting sentiment in content on the web, including Tweets and news articles is becoming an increasingly popular way of interpreting data.

Some commentators during the Revolution detected prerevolutionary sentiments in The Marriage of Figaro, but the evidence is too insubstantial to argue for any intention on the author's part.