2014 · 148 citations · 6 references
BusinessArabicMarketingNatural Language ProcessingSocial Media AnalyticsText AnalyticsEmotion RecognitionOpinion MiningSentiment AnalysisSocial MediaSentiment MeasurementSocial Media SentimentTextual Sentiment AnalysisTweet Sentiment Analysis
Social media are powerful sources of news and public opinion, yet research on Arabic users’ sentiment remains limited. The study focuses on Arabic sentiment analysis. The authors built a framework that classifies tweets as positive, negative, or neutral, using a crowdsourced Arabic tweet dataset. The framework is versatile, applicable from politics to marketing, and uniquely handles Arabic dialects, Arabizi, and emoticons.
Social media platforms such as blogs, social networking sites, content communities and virtual worlds are tremendously becoming one of the most powerful sources for news, markets, industries, and much more. They are a wide platform full of thoughts, emotions, reviews and feedback, which can be used in many aspects. Despite these great avails, and with the increasingly enormous number of Arabic users on the internet, little research has tied these two together in a high and accurate professional manner [1]. This paper deals with Arabic Sentiment Analysis. We developed a framework that makes it possible to analyze Twitter comments or "Tweets" as having positive, negative or neutral sentiments. This can be applied in a wide range of applications ranging from politics to marketing. This framework has many novel aspects such as handling Arabic dialects, Arabizi and emoticons. Also, crowdsourcing was utilized to collect a large dataset of tweets.
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