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[The main aim of this book was to go beyond keyword-based approaches by further developing and applying common-sense computing and linguistic patterns to bridge the cognitive and affective gap between word-level natural language data and the concept-level opinions conveyed by these. This has been pursued through a variety of novel tools and techniques that have been tied together to develop an opinion-mining engine for the semantic analysis of natural language opinions and sentiments. The engine has then been used for the development of intelligent web applications in diverse fields such as Social Web, HCI, and e-health. This final section proposes a summary of contributions in terms of models, techniques, tools, and applications introduced by sentic computing, and lists some of its limitations.]
Published: Aug 19, 2015
Keywords: Sentic models; Sentic tools; Sentic techniques; Sentic applications; Artificial intelligence
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