Hiroshi Ota and Kazuhide Yamamoto. Generating Story Reviews Using Phrases Expressing Emotion. Proceedings of the Annual meetings of the Pacific Asia Conference on Language, Information and Computation (PACLIC 22), pp.302-310 (2008.11)
about emotion – directly : happy,sad,scare, ... – Indirectly: we can eat the special dinner • The story suggest the emotion – Indirectly • System needs the Indirectly Lexicon – Emotion Emerged Expression (E3)
川に 落ちる Falls in the drink 事件が おきる happen accident 旅行に 行く Go trip 職場を 去る Go into retirement 泥沼に はまる Fall into slough 結婚式を あげる Celebrate a marriage 腰を やる Suffer from backache 指を 切る Cut one's finger
Existing review: The scene where he holds back his tears is too agonizing Miss the medal Generate Book(B)’s review Replace a scene of Book(A) a scene of Book(B)
good choice • Input emotion and Template emotion should be the same? • Coherence of the emotion in one sentence and the naturalness of sentence She receive a present that is sad.
sentences. Coherence and Incoherence about emotion Generate 3 reviews against an E3. An E3 has only one emotion. 3 reviews are made by 3 templates, each templates has different emotion expression.
11/60 (Input from E3 lexicon) The scene that *** is joyous. The scene that *** is sad. The scene that *** is fear. Input: falls in the drink (sad) (coherent) (incoherent) (incoherent) (incoherent) Natural sentence / Evaluated Number
only two segment Imagine some situation Adding the Information of object, particular emotion may occur Scene that falls in the drink Who?When?Where?
expression Construct E3 Lexicon from blog Propose the method generating Review sentence Extract the review Flame in automatically Emotion coherence and naturalness
Title include “sad” 2) “sad” is majority emotion expression in the text Table1.extract result Requirement (1) (2) (1)&(2) Accuracy (sad/extract) 0.5 (10/20) 0.6 (12/20) 0.85 (17/20)
Training data correct example: “Sad” blog Wrong example: “Joy” blog, “fear” blog Table2.result of 10-fold cross validation Classify Model joy sad fear Acc. 70.9 71.1 71.1