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DebugSL: An Interactive Tool for Debugging Sentiment Lexicons
Andrew Schneider, John Male, Saroja Bhogadhi, Eduard Dragut
We introduce DebugSL, a visual (Web) debugging tool for sentiment lexicons (SLs). Its core component implements our algorithms for the automatic detection of polarity inconsistencies in SLs. An inconsistency is a set of words and/or word-senses whose polarity assignments cannot all be simultaneously satisfied. DebugSL finds inconsistencies of small sizes in SLs and has a rich user interface which helps users in the correction process. The project source code is available at \url{https://github.com/atschneid/DebugSL} A screencast of DebugSL can be viewed at \url{https://cis.temple.edu/~edragut/DebugSL.webm}
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