"negative text" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe text that has a negative or pessimistic tone or connotation. It can also refer to text that contains negative opinions or critiques. Example: The article received a lot of backlash for its negative text about the current political climate.
In addition to its linen-and-wool-blend shag rugs, the company sells handmade carpets like the Negative Text Rug hanging on the wall above ($6,091), which is covered in writing done with a pneumatic yarn gun.
We noted that most methods are more accurate in correctly classifying positive than negative text, suggesting that current approaches tend to be biased in their analysis towards positivity.
In particular, the Republicans honed in on a former member of Mr Mueller's team, Peter Strzok, a top FBI counterintelligence officer removed from the investigation this summer after the agency discovered he had written negative text messages about Donald Trump during the 2016 presidential campaign.
VAS assessed hunger, fullness, prospective food consumption, sickness and anxiety [26], [27], and were 100 mm long with positive and negative text ratings anchored at each end.
When photojournalists visited the community, he tried to steer them toward the kinds of affirmative images — shots of contented family life, children at play and school, and thriving businesses and institutions — that might subtly ameliorate the negative texts that he knew would inevitably accompany them.
Intuitively, a word that has uneven distribution over classes should obtain higher weights, e.g., words like 'great' are more likely to appear in positive texts than negative texts.
If a word occurs twice in positive texts and once in negative texts, we cannot reject the hypothesis that the word has even distribution over classes with reasonable significance levels.
If a word occurs 200 and 100 times in positive and negative texts, respectively, we can safely conclude that the word has uneven distribution over classes, even though the ratio is the same with the previous case.
Strzok was a member of special counsel Robert Mueller's investigative team until he was found to have sent negative texts about Donald Trump in 2016 to Lisa Page, an FBI lawyer at the time.
In an one-factorial experimental mixed-methods design with three groups, participants learned with multimedia instruction incorporating a positive or negative emotional text design or the original learning text.
Both the positive and negative emotional text design led to better learning outcomes compared with the control group.
