Hi Charles, I think it's a complete research problem by itself that you are struggling with. I didn't used Senpy before but it's a predictor at the end of the day and it'll only be close to real conclusion. Incase you want to reduce the manual work, I suggest running the analysis with multiple solutions eg. with Meltwater, Senpy etc. and drive a conclusion for the manual check from a combined result. Cheers, Necip 25 Eki 2019 Cum 16:14 tarihinde Charles M. Ess <c.m.ess@media.uio.no> şunu yazdı:
Dear AoIRists,
First of all, many thanks again to everyone who contributed suggestions and critical comments regarding emotion detection machines.
My student settled on Senpy, despite important criticisms and limitations, and is now in a second phase of analysis.
The student is collecting emotional analyses of both primary posts and comments. Primary posts range around 800 - comment posts are ca. 7000. The student went through the primary posts, and found that Senpy misread a post ca. 20% of the time, e.g., Senpy's analysis of a post might be "sadness," but when read in context, the emotional response was clearly happiness.
Query: what is there to do, if anything, with Senpy's analysis of the 7000+ comment posts? It is not possible for the student to do the same process of manually cleaning the data. So: does the student just take up the results as they are, assuming that there will likely be a 20% error rate and simply accept that as a limit to the method / analysis? Or: ??? I can't think of a good way forward here (no surprise: my PhD was on Kant ...) - so I'm hoping very likely many AoIRists will have one or more good solutions or suggestions.
Many thanks in advance, and all best, - charles
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