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The information on the page says this is directly related to counting #hashtags, and not any natural language analysis. I do not know if normalization would he
by warcode 13y ago
The information on the page says this is directly related to counting #hashtags, and not any natural language analysis.
I do not know if normalization would help in this instance as people are taking a deliberate action in hash-tagging with the related feeling.
I've done some sentiment analysis and relationship/influence mapping on twitter data and the 140 character limit often means you have to create a specialized training set for your classifiers based on the group of people you are targeting. Simply weighting existing training sets offer very small benefits in accuracy.
- choult 13y agoClearly NLP/sentiment analysis on discrete units of 140 characters with no extra context is problematic. However, the state of the art is accurate enough that it's useful at higher volumes (eg. Twitter decahose scale). Still, love the simplicity of this UI and concept.