Diana Maynard

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I have been the lead computational linguist on the GATE team since 2000, and have developed many of its language components. GATE, the most widely used language engineering toolkit in the world, is developed at the University of Sheffield. Current fields of research interest are information extraction, social media analysis, opinion mining and sentiment analysis, NLP tools for the semantic web. Specialties: development of language-based tools and resources for GATE JAPE Information Extraction term extraction opinion mining and sentiment analysis analysis of social media adaptation of application and tools to new languages and domains semantic annotation organisation and provision of t...

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Opinion mining for social media

Practical sentiment analysis

A tailor-made one-size-fits-all approach to sentiment analysis

What do you really mean when you tweet? Challenges for opinion mining on social media.

Practical Opinion Mining for Social Media

Multimodal opinion mining from social media

Who cares about sarcastic tweets? Investigating the impact of sarcasm on sentiment analysis.

Disability and Adventure Travel: the Double-Edged Sword

Do we really know what people mean when they tweet?

Can Social Media Analysis Improve Collective Awareness of Climate Change?

Can Social Media Analysis Improve Collective Awareness of Climate Change?

Cls8 decarbonet

Text analysis and Semantic Search with GATE

Social media analytics as a service: tools from GATE

Tools for (Almost) Real-Time Social Media Analysis

GATE: a text analysis tool for social media

Challenges of social media analysis in the real world

Text Analysis and Semantic Search with GATE

20 Years of Text Mining Applications with GATE: from Donald Trump to curing cancer

Ontologies as bridges between data sources and user queries: the KNOWMAK project experience

Adapting NLP tools to diverse data: challenges and solutions

Using language to save the world: interactions between society, behaviour and social media

Text analysis-semantic-search

The language of social media

Understanding the world with NLP: interactions between society, behaviour and social media

Getting the-most-out-of-conferences

Methodological possibilities for strengthening the monitoring of SDG indicator 16.10.1

Adding value to NLP: a little semantics goes a long way

Filth and lies: analysing social media

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