• 沒有找到結果。

子中加入表情符號,往往有增強語氣的效果(張慧美,2006)。Kouloumpis 等人

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(2011)更指出,表情符號和英文縮寫等網路用語是微型部落格的情感分類的重 要特徵。在我們之前的研究成果中,我們結合了中文網路語言的研究以及過去文 獻所使用的文字正規化方法,設計了一套以中文網路文本為對象的網路文字正規 化方法(黃泓彰與楊亨利,2013)。此方法不僅有助於斷詞和斷句的處理,更有 可能從正規化後的文字取得更多可用於特徵抽取的資訊。

在本研究對文件層次分類錯誤的分析中,我們可看到因為對不同的屬性有不 同偏好,而使得文件層次的情感分類產生錯誤的情形。文件層次的情感分類較為 宏觀,因此無法專注於對特定屬性有偏好的使用者。相較之下,屬性層次的情感 分類是一個微觀的作法,如果我們可以將一篇文章的情感取向依文章中所談到的 每個屬性分開呈現,應有助於系統的使用者獲得更多在文件層次的分類時無法取 得的資訊。

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