Collaborative discovery of Chinese neologisms in social media
Shek Lung Lai, Vincent TY Ng · 2014
The emergence of neologism in social media has bought the researchers' attention. Traditional ways of text mining are not sufficient to handle the unique properties of messages in the new media. New methods have been developed to extract neologisms in order to help researchers to understand about community behavior in different media. In this paper, we propose a collaborative framework to detect neologisms from various social media. There are 4 different types of agents working collaboratively. Among them, the summarizing agent is using the life span parameter to confirm if an unknown character pattern is a neologism. Preliminary experiments have been performed to investigate the possible popularity patterns of some known neologisms.