Common and Common-Sense Knowledge Integration for Concept-Level Sentiment Analysis
Cambria, Erik (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) | Howard, Newton (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
In the era of Big Data, knowledge integration is key for tasks such as social media aggregation, opinion mining, and cyber-issue detection. The integration of different kinds of knowledge coming from multiple sources, however, is often a problematic issue as it either requires a lot of manual effort in defining aggregation rules or suffers from noise generated by automatic integration techniques. In this work, we propose a method based on conceptual primitives for efficiently integrating pieces of knowledge coming from different common and common-sense resources, which we test in the field of concept-level sentiment analysis.
May-7-2014
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