Review
XU Ruifeng, ZOU Chengtian, ZHENG Yanzhen, XU Jun, GUI Lin, LIU Bin, WANG Xiaolong
2013, 27(6): 82-90.
Current emotion dictionary usually annotates the categories and strength of emotion words, but lack of the capacity to distinguish emotional expression and emotional cognitive results. Meanwhile, the direct annotation on the word entries leads to emotion annotation ambiguities caused by the word sense ambiguities. Based on the analysis on the generation and migration mechanisms of individual emotions, this papers proposes a text emotion computing framework based on "cognitive stimulation - reflective expression" mechanism. Under this framework, we explores the construction strategy of a new emotion dictionary based on analyze the function and characteristics of emotion words. Firstly, we introduce the part-of-speech and word sense information provided by HowNet for separating one word to multiple entries corresponding to different part-of-speech and word senses in order to reduce annotation ambiguity. Secondly, the emotion expression categories and emotion cognition categories corresponding to each word entry are distinguished. The emotion categories and their corresponding strength values are annotated from different aspects, respectively. Meanwhile, the types of emotion expression and emotion cognition are refined annotated, respectively. Finally, a preliminary new type of emotion dictionary is constructed with a clear framework, rich emotional knowledge and low ambiguity.
Key wordsemotion dictionary; emotion cognition; emotion expression; word sense