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The ALPIN Sentiment Dictionary: Austrian Language Polarity in Newspapers
Additionally, the different parts of the sentiment dictionary are evaluated to show their impact on the resulting resource.
Short-term Semantic Shifts and their Relation to Frequency Change
In order to investigate how exactly the contextual meanings have changed, we measure cosine similarity between the following pairs of words: words describing the refugee crisis, on the one hand, and words indicating the process of mediatization and politicization of the refugee crisis in Austria proposed by a domain expert, on the other hand.
Visualizing Parliamentary Speeches as Networks: the DYLEN Tool
In this paper, we present a web based interactive visualization tool for lexical networks based on the utterances of Austrian Members of Parliament.
The Role of Bias in News Recommendation in the Perception of the Covid-19 Pandemic
Responsible NRs are supposed to have depolarizing capacities, once they go beyond accuracy measures.
Comparing Lexical Usage in Political Discourse across Diachronic Corpora
Most diachronic studies on both lexico-semantic change and political language usage are based on individual or comparable corpora.
Session-Based Hotel Recommendations: Challenges and Future Directions
In the year 2019, the Recommender Systems Challenge deals with a real-world task from the area of e-tourism for the first time, namely the recommendation of hotels in booking sessions.
