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Mapping Biographical events to ODPs through Lexico-Semantic Patterns?
Stranisci M.A.; Basile V.; Damiano R.. - : CEUR-WS, 2021. : country:SWE, 2021. : place:Jönköping, 2021
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Towards multidomain and multilingual abusive language detection: a survey
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Hate speech and topic shift in the covid-19 public discourse on social media in Italy
Florio K.; Basile V.; Patti V.. - : CEUR-WS, 2021. : country:DEU, 2021. : place:Aachen, 2021
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A commonsense reasoning framework for explanatory emotion attribution, generation and re-classification
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Time of your hate: The challenge of time in hate speech detection on social media
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Personal-ITY: A novel youtube-based corpus for personality prediction in Italian
Bassignana E.; Nissim M.; Patti V.. - : CEUR-WS, 2020. : country:DEU, 2020. : place:Aachen, 2020
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Computational models for irony detection in three Spanish variants
Frenda S.; Patti V.. - : CEUR-WS, 2019. : country:ESP, 2019. : place:Bilbao, 2019
Abstract: The lack of understanding of figurative language online, such as ironic messages, is a common cause of error for systems that analyze automatically the users’ opinions online detecting sentiment, emotions or stance. In order to deal with this problem of automatic processing of natural language, IroSvA shared task at IberLef 2019 asks participants to detect, for the first time, irony in short texts written in Spanish language, considering the three linguistic variants from Spain, Mexico and Cuba. Another novelty of this task is the presence of labels specifying the context of the utterance, such as current political or social issues discussed online. In the context of this shared task, we approached irony detection in Spanish short texts trying to exploit the provided topic information. In addition, we investigated the usefulness of stylistic, lexical and affective features during the development of the irony detection models for the three Spanish variants. Experimental results and further analyses allow to shed some light on the analogies and differences in the expression of irony in the three variants, and suggest new research directions, in a perspective of comparison with other languages.
Keyword: Affective features; Cuban Spanish; Irony detection; Linguistic analysis; Mexican Spanish; Spanish
URL: http://hdl.handle.net/2318/1795396
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Cross-domain and Cross-lingual abusive language detection: A hybrid approach with deep learning and a multilingual lexicon
Patti V.; Pamungkas E.. - : Association for Computational Linguistics (ACL), 2019. : country:USA, 2019. : place:Stroudsburg, 2019
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Annotating hate speech: Three schemes at comparison
Poletto F.; Basile V.; Bosco C.. - : CEUR-WS, 2019. : country:DEU, 2019. : place:Aachen, 2019
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An Impossible Dialogue! Nominal Utterances and Populist Rhetoric in an Italian Twitter Corpus of Hate Speech against Immigrants
Comandini, G; Patti, V. - : Association for Computational Linguistics, 2019. : country:USA, 2019. : place:209 N EIGHTH STREET, STROUDSBURG, PA 18360 USA, 2019
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Computational linguistics against hate: Hate speech detection and visualization on social media in the "Contro L’Odio" project
Capozzi A.T.E.; Lai M.; Basile V.. - : CEUR-WS, 2019. : country:DEU, 2019. : place:Aachen, 2019
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Overview of the evalita 2016 sentiment polarity classification task
Croce, D; Novielli, N; Barbieri, F. - : CEUR-WS, 2016
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