Re:Sarcasm Analysis Using Conversation Context
by danielvf on Saturday August 25, 2018 @12:15PM
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"Internet Argument Corpus (IAC) is a publicly
available corpus of online forum conversations on a range of social and political topics, from
gun control debates, marijuana legalization, climate change, evolution, to name a few (Walker
et al. 2012). The corpus comes with annotations of different types of social language categories
such as agreement/disagreement (between a pair of online posts), nastiness, and sarcasm. There
are different version of IAC and we use a specific subset of IAC in this research. Oraby et al.
(2016) have introduced Sarcasm Corpus V2, a subset of the Internet Argument Corpus V2, which
contain 9,400 posts labeled as sarcastic or non-sarcastic (balanced dataset)."
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Re:Sarcasm Analysis Using Conversation Context
by camelCaseOfBeer on Saturday August 25, 2018 @01:42PM
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I wonder if there's a corpus labelling comments and posts based on the context of, "/s". Because labelling a comment as sarcastic is a great indicator the poster understands how sarcasm works.