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Qualitative Evaluation The above
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classifier provides us with decent
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particular attention . The task of
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refers to determining whether
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explained . One essential component in
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is the construction of negative
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Anchor Extraction In addition to
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, identifying anchors , or which
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successfully applied to the task of
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. Through experiments performed
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personal affect . In addition to
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, identifying anchors , or which
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score , which is computed via a
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classifier trained on all data
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described the performance of both
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and humor anchor extraction tasks
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latent semantic structures affect
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performance and summarize the
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existing benchmark datasets for
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and most studies select negative
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structures . The performances of
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and anchor extraction are superior
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expresses a certain degree of humor .
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is a challenging natural language
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anchors in humorous text . Both
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and humor anchor extraction suffer
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Humor Recognition We formulate
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as a traditional text classification
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language through two subtasks :
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and humor anchor extraction .
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. In this work , we formulate
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as a classification task in which
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create computational models for
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or generation . In this paper
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learn computational models for
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, but also provide us with the
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reflect the views of NSF . <title>
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and Humor Anchor Extraction </title>
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them as negative instances of
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could result in deceptively high
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