Sentence examples for measuring the sentiment from inspiring English sources

In measuring the sentiment, we also determined whether each city has or is undertaking legislative or regulatory action toward sharing-economy companies.

On our Senate Campaign Analysis Dashboard, we are continuously measuring the sentiment and momentum of the candidates in all the close 2010 Senate races.

The index measures the sentiment of consumers, who for a long time underpinned the deteriorating American economy.

It is difficult to measure the sentiment of all investors accurately, so practitioners of contrarian analysis often focus on the opinions of a group of people whose views are broadly representative of investors as a whole, and whose moods are easily quantified.

The first step is to measure the sentiment of each individual tweet posted by the community.

While Facebook doesn't measure the sentiment of opinion, a giant spike in female chatter is the best indication we've ever had that team Romney hit the bullseye.

For the first time since we began to measure the sentiment among leading market strategists in the beginning of March, our market barometer now shows negative bias on stocks.

In particular, given the recent popularity of online social networks and of short texts on the Web, many methods are focused in detecting sentiments at the sentence-level, usually used to measure the sentiment of small sets of sentences in which the topic is known a priori.

But he says it is important to keeping listening to the feedback, measuring the negative sentiment against the positive and "differentiate meaningful conversations about the logo against people ripping into stuff for the sake of it and other people jumping on the wagon".

Measuring the overall sentiment and politeness expressed by a development team while discussing an issue resolution, we have been able to obtain useful insights into which factors might affect the overall team communication.

Kustomer also appears to include some intelligence to help suggest actions to the employee who is handling an inbound query, measuring "the event, object and sentiment" of that query.