ISNA-Set: A novel English Corpus of Iran NEWS

08/21/2018
by   Mohammad Kamel, et al.
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News agencies publish news on their websites all over the world. Moreover, creating novel corpuses is necessary to bring natural processing to new domains. Textual processing of online news is challenging in terms of the strategy of collecting data, the complex structure of news websites, and selecting or designing suitable algorithms for processing these types of data. Despite the previous works which focus on creating corpuses for Iran news in Persian, in this paper, we introduce a new corpus for English news of a national news agency. ISNA-Set is a new dataset of English news of Iranian Students News Agency (ISNA), as one of the most famous news agencies in Iran. We statistically analyze the data and the sentiments of news, and also extract entities and part-of-speech tagging.

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