대화코퍼스를 통한 셰익스피어 비극 작품과 주요 남녀 등장인물 간의 감정분석
Sentiment Analysis of Shakespeare's Tragedy Plays and Their Major Male and Female Characters through Dialogue Corpora
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The purpose of this study is to discuss sentiment analysis of Shakespeare's tragedy plays and their major male and female characters using dialogue corpora, comparing two types of word-lists for sentiment analysis: AFINN (Nielsen, 2011) and VADER (Hutto and Gilbert, 2014). We investigate important tone patterns of all the tragedy plays, using line graphs as time visualization in order to uncover different types of Shakespeare's tragedy. In addition, we discuss some features of sentiment changes between major male amd female characters in the four major tragedies through the development dispersion of emotional relationship. Especially we illustrate that the line charts track how the two major male and female characters' sentiment towards one another changes over the course of the play to find out whether there are influential points and movements of their emotional changes.
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The purpose of this study is to discuss sentiment analysis of Shakespeare's tragedy plays and their major male and female characters using dialogue corpora, comparing two types of word-lists for sentiment analysis: AFINN (Nielsen, 2011) and VADER (Hutto and Gilbert, 2014). We investigate important tone patterns of all the tragedy plays, using line graphs as time visualization in order to uncover different types of Shakespeare's tragedy. In addition, we discuss some features of sentiment changes between major male amd female characters in the four major tragedies through the development dispersion of emotional relationship. Especially we illustrate that the line charts track how the two major male and female characters' sentiment towards one another changes over the course of the play to find out whether there are influential points and movements of their emotional changes.
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