SemEval-2016 Task 6: Detecting Stance in Tweets
National Research Council Canada · University of Ottawa
Abstract
Here for the first time we present a shared task on detecting stance from tweets: given a tweet and a target entity (person, organization, etc.), automatic natural language systems must determine whether the tweeter is in favor of the given target, against the given target, or whether neither inference is likely. The target of interest may or may not be referred to in the tweet, and it may or may not be the target of opinion. Two tasks are proposed. Task A is a traditional supervised classification task where 70% of the annotated data for a target is used as training and the rest for testing. For Task B, we use as test data all of the instances for a new target (not used in task A) and no training data is…
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- SemEval
- Task (project management)
- Computer science
- Natural language processing
- Artificial intelligence
- Engineering