英文摘要 |
Recognizing affects from Web articles is important for analyzing customer reviews, delivering ads, and predicting sales and economic trends. Many researchers have devoted themselves to studying sentiment classification in order to classify unstructured texts on the Web as having positive or negative sentiments. However, few of them addressed how to classify documents on the basis of readers’ affects. This study developed affect classifiers based on basic emotions and moods as defined in psychology, instead of subjective emotion/mood categories, to decrease the ambiguity and confusion. News articles were collected from the Web and labeled with basic emotion and mood categories for training the classifiers. The experimental result showed that this approach can achieve good performance and that SVM classifiers are more effective than naïve Bayes or SMO classifiers. The electronic-commerce applications such as online ad delivery systems, business intelligence systems, instant messengers and online chat rooms can be designed based on the proposed approach. |