Challenges & Requirements of Christian Kokborok Music Irrespective with Mood Classification Systems and Generation of Mood Taxonomy & Sentiment Word Dictionary for Kokborok
Sanchali Das, Sambit Satpathy, Swapan Debbarma · SSRN Electronic Journal · 2019
Kokborok is a Bodo Garo group of Tibeto-Burman language spoken in the state of northeast India and other countries like Myanmar Bhutan etc. During the era of 1932 to 1988, the Christian community has intensive analysis on Christianity in Kokborok people living in Tripura. Some research on this language has been done so far from the linguistic point of view. But there is a difference between the analysis of the language based on the literature and study based on the cultural foundations like finding characteristic of Christian Kokborok music. Some of the examples of the music research areas are music mood classification, music genre classification, music recommendation system. In this paper, we observed the Challenges regarding music mood classification for Christian Kokborok Music and proposed a mood taxonomy for Kokborok music. We show the partial sentiment dictionary which consists of sentimental words of the Bible along with their polarity and moods. And in the present task, we give the statistics of the top 700 frequently appeared sentimental words with their mood class and polarity level. This research is also helping any non-Kokborok background person to understand the requirements and the resources for the mood classification system for Kokborok music.