Emotion analysis in Turkish computational linguistics studies

Öz

Computational linguistics is an interdisciplinary field that aims to understand the verbal or written language, to express it mathematically and suggest methods, models and tools to achieve these goals. Emotion analysis, a research area of computational linguistics; is the process of finding which feelings taking place in what proportion in sound, image or text data. The developments such as the proliferation of the Internet, the increase of digital content, the increase of storage and computing power have both paved the way for automatic emotion analysis and made emotion analysis an important need. This study, which summarizes the subject of emotion analysis, aims to explain the history and importance of emotion analysis from a linguistic perspective, and briefly introduce the current application areas of emotion analysis.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Computational linguistics
• emotion analysis in texts

Türkçe bilgisayarlı dil bilimi çalışmalarında his analizi

Öz

Bilgisayarlı dil bilimi; sözlü ya da yazılı dili anlamayı, matematiksel olarak ifade etmeyi hedefleyen ve bu hedefe ulaşmak için yöntemler, modeller ve araçlar öneren disiplinler arası bir bilim dalıdır. Bilgisayarlı dil bilimi çalışmalarının bir araştırma alanı olan his analizi; ses, görüntü ya da metin içerisinde hangi hislerin ne oranda yer aldığını bulma işlemine verilen addır. İnternetin yaygınlaşması, sayısal içeriğin çoğalması, saklama ve hesaplama gücünün artması gibi gelişmeler hem otomatik his analizi yapmanın önünü açmış hem de his analizini bir gereklilik hâline getirmiştir. Metinlerde his analizi konusunu Türk dili özelinde özetleyen bu çalışma, öncelikle his analizinin tarihçesi ve önemini dil bilim bakış açısıyla açıklamayı hedeflemekte ve his analizinin güncel uygulama alanlarından kısaca bahsetmektedir.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Bilgisayarlı dil bilimi
• metinlerde his analizi
• dil bilimi

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