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Acquiring Knowledge of Affective Events from Blogs Using Label Propagation

AAAI 2016 · Label-efficient and robust learning › Semi-supervised learning · approach: Self-training theory · 29 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
label propagation over event-sentence graph instead of averaging sentence sentimentAvgSent baseline · Affective events blogs, top460precision %: 80.0 -> 80.9Helped
add sentence-sentence edges between adjacent sentences (ablation)GLOC · Affective events blogs, top460precision %: 80.9 -> 82.4Helped
add event-event co-occurrence edges (ablation)GDIS · Affective events blogs, top460precision %: 82.4 -> 82.8Helped
add event-event co-occurrence edges (ablation)GDIS · Affective events blogs, top100precision %: 88.0 -> 90.0Helped
add event-event co-occurrence edges (ablation)GDIS · Affective events blogs, top300precision %: 84.3 -> 84.0Mixed
use document-level average sentiment instead of sentence-levelAvgSent baseline · Affective events blogs, top460precision %: 80.0 -> 71.5Hurt
label propagation GEV instead of sentiment lexiconspositive event polarity · Affective events, positive classprecision %: 64.3 -> 90.4Helped

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