Presenting TWITTIRÒ-UD: An Italian Twitter Treebank in Universal Dependencies

A. T. Cignarella, C. Bosco, Paolo Rosso
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In this paper we describe the early stage application of the Universal Dependencies to an Italian corpus from social media developed for shared tasks related to irony and stance detection. The development of this novel resource (TWITTIRÒ-UD) serves a twofold goal: it enriches the scenario of treebanks for social media and for Italian, and it paves the way for a more reliable extraction of a larger variety of morphological and syntactic features to be used by sentiment analysis tools. On the one hand, social media texts are especially hard to parse and the limited amount of resources for training and testing NLP tools further damages the situation. On the other hand, we thought that adding the Universal Dependencies format to the fine-grained annotation for irony, that was previously applied on TWITTIRÒ, might meaningfully help in the investigation of possible relationships between syntax and semantics of the uses of figurative language, irony in particular.
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介绍TWITTIRÒ-UD:一个意大利的Twitter树库在普遍依赖
在本文中,我们描述了通用依赖关系在社交媒体意大利语语料库中的早期应用,该语料库用于与反语和立场检测相关的共享任务。这个新资源(TWITTIRÒ-UD)的开发有两个目的:它丰富了社交媒体和意大利语的树库场景,并为情感分析工具更可靠地提取更多种类的形态和句法特征铺平了道路。一方面,社交媒体文本特别难以解析,用于训练和测试NLP工具的有限资源进一步破坏了这种情况。另一方面,我们认为将Universal Dependencies格式添加到先前在TWITTIRÒ上应用的细粒度反语注释中,可能会对研究比喻语言(特别是反语)使用的语法和语义之间的可能关系有意义。
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