Abstract
AbstractIn a previous work, we developed a tool that automatically extrapolated triggers, i.e. diagnostic words for sentiments and relationships, from a manually annotated corpus, the Romanian version of the novel “Quo Vadis” by Henryk Sinkiewicz. The NodeXL program can draw graphs of character relationships, to analyse relationships both in the fictional and the real-world. In this research, we describe how we have refined our tool, which becomes both a detector and a semiautomatic (interactive, assisted) annotator of relationships in any previously morphological annotated real or fictional story. We will also show how we improved and restructured the list of triggers manually annotated in the novel “Quo Vadis”. Finally, the tool will annotate the triggers in the Chat corpus, having 2,575 sentences, part of the UAIC Romanian Dependency Treebank, a balanced corpus that contains especially non-standard Romanian language. Finally, we have made graphs to analyse the relations and sentiments of communicators from the Chat corpus.KeywordsFictional charactersGraph of relationsInteractive frameworkReal charactersSentiment analysisSemantic annotationSocial-media communicationTrigger
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