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Recognizing contextual valence shifters in document-level sentiment classification
Sentiment classification is an emerging research field. Due to the rich opinionated web content, people and organizations are interested in knowing others' opinions, so they need an automated tool for analyzing and summarizing these opinions. One of the major tasks of sentiment classification is to...
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2012
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