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embeddia hackathon تقرير: المعنويات التلقائية وجهة نظر تحليل الأخبار السلوفينية Corpus حول موضوع LGBTIQ +
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نقوم بإجراء المعنويات التلقائية وجهة نظر تحليل Corpus الأخبار السلوفينية التي تم إنشاؤها حديثا تحتوي على مقالات تتعلق بموضوع LGBTIQ + عن طريق توظيف مصنف معنويات الأخبار الواحد ونظام للكشف عن التغيير الدلالي.يركز التركيز على الاختلافات في التقارير بين وسائل الإعلام ذات الجودة العالية مع التقاليد الطويلة وسائط إخبارية مع وصلات مالية وسياسية إلى SDS، وهو حزب سياسي على اليمين السلوفيني.تشير النتائج إلى أن الانتماء السياسي للإعلام يمكن أن يؤثر على توزيع المعنويات للمقالات وإطالة مواضيع محددة ل LGBTIQ + محددة، مثل الزواج من نفس الجنس.
We conduct automatic sentiment and viewpoint analysis of the newly created Slovenian news corpus containing articles related to the topic of LGBTIQ+ by employing the state-of-the-art news sentiment classifier and a system for semantic change detection. The focus is on the differences in reporting between quality news media with long tradition and news media with financial and political connections to SDS, a Slovene right-wing political party. The results suggest that political affiliation of the media can affect the sentiment distribution of articles and the framing of specific LGBTIQ+ specific topics, such as same-sex marriage.
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