Domain-Specific Sentiment Classification for Games-Related Tweets

Sarratt, Trevor (University of California, Santa Cruz) | Morgens, Soja-Marie (University of California, Santa Cruz) | Jhala, Arnav (University of California, Santa Cruz)

AAAI Conferences 

Sentiment classification provides information about the author's feeling toward a topic through the use of expressive words. However, words indicative of a particular sentiment class can be domain-specific. We train a text classifier for Twitter data related to games using labels inferred from emoticons. Our classifier is able to differentiate between positive and negative sentiment tweets labeled by emoticons with 75.1% accuracy. Additionally, we test the classifier on human-labeled examples with the additional case of neutral or ambiguous sentiment. Finally, we have made the data available to the community for further use and analysis.

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