“Not by Our Feeling, But by Other's Seeing”: Sentiment Analysis Technique in Cardiology—An Exploratory Review
Sentiment Analysis (SA) is a novel branch of Natural Language Processing (NLP) that measures emotions or attitudes behind a written text. First applications of SA in healthcare were the detection of disease-related emotional polarities in social media. Now it is possible to extract more complex atti...
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Adrian Brezulianu [verfasserIn] Alexandru Burlacu [verfasserIn] Iolanda Valentina Popa [verfasserIn] Muhammad Arif [verfasserIn] Oana Geman [verfasserIn] |
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