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We propose a novel algorithm, QuIET, for binary classification of texts. The method automatically generates a set of span queries from a set of annotated documents and uses the query set to categorize unlabeled texts. QuIET generates models that are human understandable. We describe the method and evaluate it empirically against Support Vector Machines, demonstrating a comparable performance for a...
Vector Symbolic Architectures (VSA) are approaches to representing symbols and structured combinations of symbols as high-dimensional vectors. They have applications in machine learning and for understanding information processing in neurobiology. VSAs are typically described in an abstract mathematical form in terms of vectors and operations on vectors. In this work, we show that a machine learning...
It is presented an approach aimed at analyzing the homepage of a Facebook user or group in order to automatically detect who has discussed what and how it has been discussed. All public posts shared by an user are retrieved by an ad hoc built crawler. Information such as a text messages, comments, likes, is extracted for each post. Each post is classified as belonging to a set of predefined categories...
In this paper we propose a simple and completely automatic methodology for analyzing sentiment of users in Twitter. Firstly, we built a Twitter corpus by grouping tweets expressing positive and negative polarity through a completely automatic procedure by using only emoticons in tweets. Then, we have built a simple sentiment classifier where an actual stream of tweets from Twitter is processed and...
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