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cjhutto
commented on July 21, 2024
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Yes - there absolutely is a way to either add your own data to the existing lexicon set, or to have your own completely separate lexicon set. If you want to be rigorous, follow the methods discussed in the paper that is referenced on the home page... if you just want to add more items and scores to the existing lexicon, you simply insert them into (your own local or forked copy) of the lexicon text file, using a tab to delimit the term and it's sentiment valence...
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senjed
commented on July 21, 2024
Hi,
I have a list of positive and negative domain specific lexicon. I noticed that I need to have a valance score associated with them in order to add them to the existing Vader lexicon file. Can you please let me know how I can compute those scores?
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