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"text": "Many consumers use the Web to share their experiences about products, services or travel destinations (Yoo and Gretzel, 2008) . Online opinionated texts (e.g., reviews, tweets) are important for consumer decision making (Chevalier and Mayzlin, 2006) and constitute a source of valuable customer feedback that can help companies to measure satisfaction and improve their products or services. In this setting, Aspect Based Sentiment Analysis (ABSA) -i.e., mining opinions from text about specific entities and their aspects (Liu, 2012) -can provide valuable insights to both consumers and businesses. An ABSA method can analyze large amounts of unstructured texts and extract (coarse-or fine-grained) information not included in the user ratings that are available in some review sites (e.g., Fig. 1 ).",
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"text": "\u2022 Slot1: Aspect Category. Identification of the entity E and attribute A pairs towards which an opinion is expressed in a given sentence. E and A should be chosen from predefined inventories 4 of entity types (e.g., \"restaurant\", \"food\") and attribute labels (e.g., \"price\", \"quality\").",
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"text": "\u2022 Slot3: Sentiment Polarity. Each identified E#A pair has to be assigned one of the following polarity labels: \"positive\", \"negative\", \"neutral\" (mildly positive or mildly negative). An example of opinion tuples with Slot1-3 values from the restaurants domain is shown below: \"Their sake list was extensive, but we were looking for Purple Haze, which wasn't listed but made for us upon request!\" \u2192 {cat: \"drinks#style_options\", trg: \"sake list\", fr: \"6\", to: \"15\", pol: \"positive\"}, {cat: \"service#general\", trg: \"null\", fr: \"0\", to: \"0\", pol: \"positive\"}. The variable cat indicates the aspect category (Slot1), pol the polarity (Slot3), and trg the ote (Slot2); f r, to are the starting/ending offsets of ote.",
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"text": "The authors are grateful to all the annotators and contributors for their valuable support to the task: Konstantina Papanikolaou, Juli Bakagianni, Omar Qwasmeh, Nesreen Alqasem, Areen Magableh, Saja Alzoubi, Bashar Talafha, Zekui Li, Binbin Li, Shengqiu Li, Aaron Gevaert, Els Lefever, C\u00e9cile Richart, Pavel Blinov, Maria Shatalova, M. Teresa Mart\u00edn-Valdivia, Pilar Santolaria, Fatih Samet \u00c7etin, Ezgi Y\u0131ld\u0131r\u0131m, Can \u00d6zbey, Leonidas Valavanis, Stavros Giorgis, Dionysios Xenos, Panos Theodor-akakos, and Apostolos Rousas. The work described in this paper is partially funded by the projects EOX GR07/3712 and \"Research Programs for Excellence 2014-2016 / CitySense-ATHENA R.I.C.\". The Arabic track was partially supported by the Jordan University of Science and Technology, Research Grant Number: 20150164. The Dutch track has been partly funded by the PARIS project (IWT-SBO-Nr. 110067). The French track was partially supported by the French National Research Agency under project ANR-12-CORD-0015/TransRead. The Russian track was partially supported by the Russian Foundation for Basic Research (RFBR) according to the research projects No. 14-07-00682a, 16-07-00342a, and No. 16-37-00311mol_a. The Spanish track has been partially supported by a grant from the Ministerio de Educaci\u00f3n, Cultura y Deporte (MECD -scholarship FPU014/00983) and REDES project (TIN2015-65136-C2-1-R) from the Ministerio de Econom\u00eda y Competitividad. The Turkish track was partially supported by TUBITAK-TEYDEB (The Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey -Technology and Innovation Funding Programs Directorate) project (grant number: 3140671).",
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