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license: mit
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license: mit
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task_categories:
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- text-classification
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- en
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tags:
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- emotion
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- complexity
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- readability
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- sentiment
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pretty_name: CAMEO
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size_categories:
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- 10K<n<100K
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# Dataset Card for CAMEO
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<!-- Provide a quick summary of the dataset. -->
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Dataset to accompany the EMNLP'23 paper titled: "Misery Loves Complexity: Exploring Linguistic Complexity in the Context of Emotion Detection".
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## Dataset Details
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50,000 subset from the GoEmotions Dataset automatically annotated with the following linguistic complexity measures:
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- idt: Incomplete Dependency Theory
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- dlt: Dependency Locality Theory
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- nnd: Nested-Nouns Distance
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- le: Left-embededness
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- percentage_polysyllable_words: % of polysyllable words
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- avg_conn_doc: Average connectives per sentence
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- number_of_uniq_entities: Number of unique named entities
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- average_word_len: Average word length
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- dale_word_frequency_score: DALE Word Frequency Score
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- avgtfidf: Average TF-IDF of all words based on the background corpus
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- avgll: Average Log-likelihood of all words based on the background corpus
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- type_token_ratio_perc: % Type-token ratio
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Please refer to the paper for further details on the metrics or other information.
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For details on how the data was collected or annotated for emotions. Please refer to the original [GoEmotions dataset](https://github.com/google-research/google-research/tree/master/goemotions).
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