Sentiment Analysis on Twitter Data for Portuguese Language

This work presents an study on Sentiment Analysis on Twitter data for the Portuguese language. It evaluates the impact of different preprocessing techniques, Portuguese polarity lexicons and negation models showing low impact of preprocessing and negation modelling in classification of tweets.

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