[Air-L] Tool request: sentiment analysis for Cyrillic

[Xanat Meza]

There is a benchmark that automatically translates text to English and then does sentiment analysis: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/261959618_iFeel_a_system_that_compares_and_combines_sentiment_analysis_methods

Xanat V. Meza

Ph.D. candidate - Kansei, Behavioral and Brain SciencesUniversity of Tsukuba
M.A. Media and Communication
Yeungnam University
B.D. Graphic Communication Design
Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana
 

    El sábado, 27 de octubre de 2018 8:11:58 p. m. GMT+9, Stuart Shulman <stuart.shulman at gmail.com> escribió:  
 
 DiscoverText.com works with everything we have tested it on, including
Hebrew, Arabic, Mandarin, and others. I would like to hear from you if we
can add Russian to the list. I will send you a sponsored license to test it
out. Please let us know if it works. We are happy to sponsor anyone working
on research to protect democratic societies from authoritarian assaults on
the ballot box.

>From our product description:

"Most text analytics software packages work well with English text and a
handful of other languages; however, many of these tools fail when
analyzing non-Latin, multilingual texts, such as Arabic, which appears
correctly only in a right-to-left format. Further, many software solutions
have additional problems tokenizing text when it is an ideograph-based
language (e.g. Chinese or Korean). Texifter’s software, DiscoverText, is
unique in that it is capable of effective operations on multilingual texts
and the coding platform builds effective custom machine classifiers on the
fly and at scale for these corpora."

Stu Shulman <https://twitter.com/StuartWShulman>NEFC-West
<https://www.nefc.us/west>
2008 Boys Head Coach





On Fri, Oct 26, 2018 at 4:37 PM John P. Bell <John.P.Bell at dartmouth.edu>
wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> I’m looking for tools to do sentiment analysis and general mining on
> Russian language tweets. I see there are some options out there, but if
> anyone has experience trying to do this I’d appreciate it if you could
> share some insight on the software you used. While I’d be more interested
> in something I can set up and run myself than subscribing to a service, I’m
> not absolutely committed to that idea.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> Thanks,
>
> - John
>
> —
> John P. Bell, PhD
> Lead Application Developer (Digital Humanities), Dartmouth Research
> Computing
> Asst. Prof. of Digital Curation, University of Maine
> http://johnpbell.info
>
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