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Political Leaning and Politicalness Classification of Texts

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Author

Matous Volf (DELTA High school of computer science and economics, Pardubice, Czechia), Jakub Simko (Kempelen Institute of Intelligent Technologies, Bratislava, Slovakia)

Outline

This paper addresses the problem of automatically classifying texts’ political slant and politicalness using Transformer models. By comprehensively reviewing existing datasets and models, we find that current approaches produce disjoint solutions and underperform on out-of-distribution texts. To address these limitations, we combine twelve datasets for political slant classification to create a diverse dataset, and extend eighteen existing datasets with appropriate labels to create a new dataset for politicalness. We evaluate the performance of existing models through extensive benchmarking using leave-one-in and leave-one-out methodologies, and train new models with improved generalization ability.

Takeaways, Limitations

Takeaways: Contribute to improving the generalization performance of existing models and developing new models by integrating various datasets. Provide objective performance evaluation through leave-one-in and leave-one-out methodologies. Provide comprehensive analysis on political text classification research.
Limitations: Possible lack of clear review of the bias of the datasets used. Additional analysis of the quality and representativeness of newly created datasets is needed. Possible reduction in generalizability due to the use of datasets biased toward certain languages or regions.
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