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Domain-Specific Sentiment Lexicon for Classification

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Title Domain-Specific Sentiment Lexicon for Classification
Language en
Publication date 2017-11-02
Authors
Thet Thet Zin
Kay Thi Yar
Su Su Htay
Khine Khine Htwe
Nyein Thwet Thwet Aung
Win Win Thant
Description
Nowadays people express their opinions about products, government policies, schemes and programs over social media sites using web or mobile. At the present time, in our country, government changes policies in every sector and people follow with the eyes or the mind on these policies and express their opinion by writing comments on social media especially using Facebook news media pages. Therefore, our research group intends to do sentiment analysis on new articles. Domain-specific sentiment lexicon has played an important role in opinion mining system. Due to the ubiquitous domain diversity and absence of domain-specific prior knowledge, construction of domain-specific lexicon has become a challenging research topic in recent year. In this paper, lexicon construction for sentiment analysis is described. In this work, there are two main steps: (1) pre-processing on raw data comments that are extracted from Facebook news media pages and (2) constructing lexicon for coming classification work. The word correlation and chi-square statistic are applied to construct lexicon as desired. Experimental results on comments datasets demonstrate that proposed approach is suitable for construction the domain-specific lexicon.
Keywords
social media, sentiment analysis, lexicon
Conference papers
ICAIT-2017
1-2 November, 2017
1st International Conference on Advanced Information Technologies
Yangon, Myanmar
Natural Language Processing
https://www.uit.edu.mm/icait-2017/
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