Diversionary comments under political blog posts

Jing Wang, Clement T. Yu, Philip S. Yu, B. Liu, W. Meng
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An important issue that has been neglected so far is the identification of diversionary comments. Diversionary comments under political blog posts are defined as comments that deliberately twist the bloggers' intention and divert the topic to another one. The purpose is to distract readers from the original topic and draw attention to a new topic. Given that political blogs have significant impact on the society, we believe it is imperative to identify such comments. We then categorize diversionary comments into 5 types, and propose an effective technique to rank comments in descending order of being diversionary. To the best of our knowledge, the problem of detecting diversionary comments has not been studied so far. Our evaluation on 2,109 comments under 20 different blog posts from Digg.com shows that the proposed method achieves the high mean average precision (MAP) of 92.6%. Sensitivity analysis indicates that the effectiveness of the method is stable under different parameter settings.
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政治博客帖子下的转移注意力的评论
迄今为止被忽视的一个重要问题是识别转移注意力的评论。政治博客文章下的转移性评论是指故意扭曲博主的意图,将话题转移到另一个话题上的评论。目的是将读者的注意力从原来的主题转移到新的主题上。鉴于政治博客对社会有重大影响,我们认为有必要识别这些评论。然后,我们将转移评论分为5种类型,并提出了一种有效的技术,将评论按转移的降序排列。据我们所知,到目前为止,还没有对转移评论的检测问题进行过研究。通过对Digg.com上20篇不同博文下的2109条评论进行评价,结果表明该方法达到了92.6%的平均精度(MAP)。灵敏度分析表明,在不同的参数设置下,该方法的有效性是稳定的。
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