2012
DOI: 10.1109/tkde.2011.188
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Mining Social Emotions from Affective Text

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“…It is worth noting that even though there have been several studies that introduce latent variables for merging various factors to jointly estimate document contents, which have the obvious differentiation with our RTM. For instance, in topic modeling of document, Rosen-Zvi et al [39] introduced an author latent variable, and Bao et al [40] introduced an emotion latent variable. Both of them first generated the introduced variables (emotion or author) from a specific distribution, then generated a latent topic from a multinomial distribution conditioned on generated variable, and finally generated document terms from another multinomial distribution based on latent topics.…”
Section: Regional Topic Model and Its Online Inference Algorithmmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is worth noting that even though there have been several studies that introduce latent variables for merging various factors to jointly estimate document contents, which have the obvious differentiation with our RTM. For instance, in topic modeling of document, Rosen-Zvi et al [39] introduced an author latent variable, and Bao et al [40] introduced an emotion latent variable. Both of them first generated the introduced variables (emotion or author) from a specific distribution, then generated a latent topic from a multinomial distribution conditioned on generated variable, and finally generated document terms from another multinomial distribution based on latent topics.…”
Section: Regional Topic Model and Its Online Inference Algorithmmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Another category is to assign each label a topic distribution instead of a word distribution, such as Author topic Model Rosen-Zvi et al 2010) and Emotion Topic Model (Bao et al 2012). Each label is first associated with a topic distribution, and each topic is further associated with a word distribution.…”
Section: Generative Models For Multi-label Learningmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Major work in this area has focussed on the single-label classification techniques where the affective text is classified into one emotion category including SemEval-2007 tasks. Lin et al [9] studied Chinese texts for reader emotion prediction and collected data from Yahoo! and Kimo News to classify text into eight emotion categories.…”
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“…Topic here refers to any object, entity or real world event that indicates the subject or context of the sentiment. To solve the problems faced in word-level approach, topic models have been developed like Emotion Topic model (ETM) which introduced an intermediate layer into LDA, in which a topic acts as an important component of an emotion [9]. These were single-label topic models.…”
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