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Methods, Resources and Tools for Irony Detection in NLP
Leila Moudjari, Karima Akli-Astouati
University of Science and Technology Houari Boumediene, Research in Intelligent Computing, Mathematics and Applications (RIIMA laboratory) & Algeria
Abstract: Irony detection is considered as an important system in opinion communication for a specific task in social networks. Thus, we studied and documented the results of IDAT 2019 Task for irony detection in the tweets of texts where we took Arabic to study. In this work we initially used the labelled data from the selected tweets. Finally we are able to present the system, resources, and tools that we have deployed to achieve better results.
Keywords: Irony Detection, Machine Learning, Feature Selection, Classification, CNN Methods, Resources and Tools for Irony Detection in NLP
DOI:https://doi.org/10.6025/jet/2020/11/3/91-96
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