Search Results for author: Ivandre Paraboni

Found 6 papers, 0 papers with code

Prompt-based mental health screening from social media text

no code implementations11 Jan 2024 Wesley Ramos dos Santos, Ivandre Paraboni

This article presents a method for prompt-based mental health screening from a large and noisy dataset of social media text.

GPT-3.5

UstanceBR: a multimodal language resource for stance prediction

no code implementations11 Dec 2023 Camila Pereira, Matheus Pavan, Sungwon Yoon, Ricelli Ramos, Pablo Costa, Lais Cavalheiro, Ivandre Paraboni

This work introduces UstanceBR, a multimodal corpus in the Brazilian Portuguese Twitter domain for target-based stance prediction.

Text and author-level political inference using heterogeneous knowledge representations

no code implementations24 Jun 2022 Samuel Caetano da Silva, Ivandre Paraboni

The inference of politically-charged information from text data is a popular research topic in Natural Language Processing (NLP) at both text- and author-level.

Personality facets recognition from text

no code implementations6 Oct 2018 Wesley Ramos dos Santos, Ivandre Paraboni

Fundamental Big Five personality traits (e. g., Extraversion) and their facets (e. g., Activity) are known to correlate with a broad range of linguistic features and, accordingly, the recognition of personality traits from text is a well-known Natural Language Processing task.

Semi-automatic definite description annotation: a first report

no code implementations24 Dec 2017 Danillo da Silva Rocha, Alex Gwo Jen Lan, Ivandre Paraboni

Studies in Referring Expression Generation (REG) often make use of corpora of definite descriptions produced by human subjects in controlled experiments.

Referring Expression Referring expression generation

Trainable Referring Expression Generation using Overspecification Preferences

no code implementations12 Apr 2017 Thiago castro Ferreira, Ivandre Paraboni

Referring expression generation (REG) models that use speaker-dependent information require a considerable amount of training data produced by every individual speaker, or may otherwise perform poorly.

Referring Expression Referring expression generation

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