Extracting Word-of-Mouth Sentiments via SentiWordNet for Document Quality Classification
Chihli Hung, Chih‐Fong Tsai, Hsinyi Huang · Recent Advances in Computer Science and Communications · 2012
Word of mouth (WOM) with good information quality has a significant influence on consumer behaviors. A WOM document containing an evident sentimental orientation is one of the most important features of information quality. Although a high coverage sentimental WordNet lexicon, i.e. SentiWordNet, has been developed, its performance when applying it to WOM quality classification for WOM is not yet known. This research uses SentiWordNet for tagging sentimental orientations and classifying documents into different qualitative categories. Results from our experiments demonstrate that this proposed approach has a strong potential for use in WOM quality classification. A review outlining patents relevant to SentiWordNet is provided. Keywords: Document quality classification, information quality, opinion mining, sentiment analysis, SentiWordNet, word of mouth classification, WordNet, WOM Collecting, Document Preprocessing, Quality Classification