Improved Bilingual Sentiment Analysis Lexicon Using Word-level Trigram

Many text mining methods use statistical information as a text- and language-independent approach for sentiment analysis. However, text mining methods based on stochastic patterns and rules require many samples for training. On the other hand, deterministic and non-probabilistic methods are easier and faster to solve than other methods, but they are inefficient when dealing with Natural Language Processing (NLP) data. This research presents a novel hybrid solution based on two mathematical approaches combined with a heuristic approach to solve unbalanced pseudo-linear algebraic equation systems that can be used as a sentiment word scoring system. In its first step, the proposed solution uses two mathematical approaches to find two initial populations for a heuristic method. The heuristic solution solves a pseudo-linear NLP scoring scheme in a polarity detection method and determines the final scores. The proposed solution was validated using three scenarios on the SemEval-2013 competition, the ESWC dataset, and the Taboada dataset. The simulation results revealed that the proposed solution is comparable to the best state-of-the-art methods in polarity detection.

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Improved Bilingual Sentiment Analysis Lexicon Using Word-level Trigram

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