Who speaks for whom? Towards analyzing opinions in news editorials

October 2009

Domains

Natural Language Processing Sentiment Analysis

Authors

Abstract

The paper discusses on the ongoing work of editorial analysis and synthesis construction, basically text annotation and the linguistic criteria for distinguishing between facts and opinions. Further we also talk on the factors playing a crucial role in determining the strengths of opinions. We also discuss on the process of argumentation structure outlining, a major part of our work that directs the analysis of opinions in the discourse level.

Keywords

NLP

Cite this Publication!

Bal Krishna Bal, Patrick Saint-Dizier (2009). Who Speaks for Whom? Towards Analyzing Opinions in News Editorials. International Symposium on Natural Language Processing (IEEE-SNLP 2009), Bangkok, October 2009
 

Biblography

@INPROCEEDINGS{5340911,
  author={Bal, Bal Krishna and Saint-Dizier, Patrick},
  booktitle={2009 Eighth International Symposium on Natural Language Processing}, 
  title={Who speaks for whom? Towards analyzing opinions in news editorials}, 
  year={2009},
  volume={},
  number={},
  pages={227-232},
  keywords={Computational linguistics;Natural language processing;Humans;Automation;Computational modeling},
  doi={10.1109/SNLP.2009.5340911}}