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Only using match-counts is imo a bit simplistic (don't get me wrong, simplistic can be good). Do you have any information like "how many times does this negativ
by bulte-rs 12y ago
Only using match-counts is imo a bit simplistic (don't get me wrong, simplistic can be good). Do you have any information like "how many times does this negatively annotated word occur in a document"; then you can use a simple calculation (like cosine-similarity) to calculate a measure of matching with said case.
Also, consider using bigrams (i.e. word-pairs) to do sentiment matching which will make matching more precise.
- markovbling 12y agoCosine-similarity is a measure of comparison between 2 vectors so what would you use for these 2 vectors in this case? Definitely going to look into n-grams for production implementation but right now trying to resolve the negative bias issue