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The document provides a comprehensive overview of sentiment analysis, also known as opinion mining, which involves classifying texts based on the sentiments they express. It outlines key tasks such as determining subjective-objective and positive-negative polarities, as well as the strength of opinions. The history of sentiment analysis is traced back to content analysis and various fields like psychology and sociology. The document discusses current methodologies in natural language processing (NLP), including sentiment tagging and the use of manually and automatically created word lists for sentiment classification. It highlights challenges in accurately categorizing sentiments, especially neutral words, and emphasizes the need for further research in developing reliable resources and methods for effective sentiment analysis.

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Begin with the 'Sentiment Analysis' section. Here, classify the text based on the emotions it conveys. Use our platform's tools to highlight key phrases that express opinions.
Move to the 'Subjective-Objective Polarity' field. Indicate whether the text is factual or opinion-based by selecting the appropriate option from the dropdown menu.
In the 'Positive-Negative Polarity' section, assess whether the sentiment expressed is positive, negative, or neutral. Utilize our editor’s tagging features for clarity.
Finally, evaluate the strength of opinion in the 'Opinion Strength' field. Choose from options like weakly positive, strongly negative, or neutral to accurately reflect your analysis.

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What do you mean by sentiment?

noun. an attitude toward something; regard; opinion. a mental feeling; emotion. a sentiment of pity. refined or tender emotion; manifestation of the higher or more refined feelings.

What is the concept of subjectivity?

Subjectivity is the claim that perception emerges from a subjects point of view. Subjectivity is usually opposed to objectivity, where knowledge is seen to be independent of the subject who is producing it.

What is sentence subjectivity and sentiment classification?

The task of classifying a sentence as opinionated or not opinionated is called subjectivity classification. The resulting opinionated sentences are also classified as expressing positive or negative opinions, which is called the sentence- level sentiment classification.

What is subjectivity in sentiment?

Subjective sentiment refers to the meaning or sound of a particular text in the context to artificial intelligence and natural language processing. Sentiment is subjective so we do not have an objective way of evaluating sentiment inherently. All current techniques are defined by human input.