Publication: Inducing the contextual and prior polarity of nouns from the induced polarity preference of verbs
Inducing the contextual and prior polarity of nouns from the induced polarity preference of verbs
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Klenner, M., & Petrakis, S. (2014). Inducing the contextual and prior polarity of nouns from the induced polarity preference of verbs. Data & Knowledge Engineering, 90, 13–21. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.datak.2013.09.002
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The current endeavour focuses on the notion of positive versus negative polarity preferences of verbs for their direct objects. We observed verbs with a relatively clear positive or negative polarity preference (called polar), as well as cases of verbs where positive and negative polarity preference is balanced (called bi-polar). These polarity preferences of verbs are induced on the basis of a large dependency-parsed corpus by means of statistical measures and a lexicon of manually curated prior noun polarities. Given (learned) polar
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- Klenner, Manfred
- Petrakis, Stefanos
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Klenner, M., & Petrakis, S. (2014). Inducing the contextual and prior polarity of nouns from the induced polarity preference of verbs. Data & Knowledge Engineering, 90, 13–21. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.datak.2013.09.002