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Black or White but never neutral: How readers perceive identity from yellow or skin-toned emoji
Research in sociology and linguistics shows that people use language not only to express their own identity but to understand the identity of others.
Identity Signals in Emoji Do not Influence Perception of Factual Truth on Twitter
Prior work has shown that Twitter users use skin-toned emoji as an act of self-representation to express their racial/ethnic identity.
Semantic Journeys: Quantifying Change in Emoji Meaning from 2012-2018
The semantics of emoji has, to date, been considered from a static perspective.
Scaling Systematic Literature Reviews with Machine Learning Pipelines
We construct a pipeline that automates each of these aspects, and experiment with many human-time vs. system quality trade-offs.
The Language of Dialogue Is Complex
Integrative Complexity (IC) is a psychometric that measures the ability of a person to recognize multiple perspectives and connect them, thus identifying paths for conflict resolution.
Evaluating historical text normalization systems: How well do they generalize?
We highlight several issues in the evaluation of historical text normalization systems that make it hard to tell how well these systems would actually work in practice---i. e., for new datasets or languages; in comparison to more na\"ive systems; or as a preprocessing step for downstream NLP tools.
