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Bambara Language Dataset for Sentiment Analysis

Mountaga Diallo, Chayma Fourati, Hatem Haddad

For easier communication, posting, or commenting on each others posts, people use their dialects. In Africa, various languages and dialects exist. However, they are still underrepr…

cs.CL202110 cited

AI4D -- African Language Program

Kathleen Siminyu, Godson Kalipe, Davor Orlic +15

Advances in speech and language technologies enable tools such as voice-search, text-to-speech, speech recognition and machine translation. These are however only available for hig…

cs.CL20214 cited

A Multilingual African Embedding for FAQ Chatbots

Aymen Ben Elhaj Mabrouk, Moez Ben Haj Hmida, Chayma Fourati +2

Searching for an available, reliable, official, and understandable information is not a trivial task due to scattered information across the internet, and the availability lack of…

cs.CL2020

Learning Word Representations for Tunisian Sentiment Analysis

Abir Messaoudi, Hatem Haddad, Moez Ben HajHmida +2

Tunisians on social media tend to express themselves in their local dialect using Latin script (TUNIZI). This raises an additional challenge to the process of exploring and recogni…

cs.CL20209 cited

TUNIZI: a Tunisian Arabizi sentiment analysis Dataset

Chayma Fourati, Abir Messaoudi, Hatem Haddad

On social media, Arabic people tend to express themselves in their own local dialects. More particularly, Tunisians use the informal way called "Tunisian Arabizi". Analytical studi…