What are not usable comments ?
Definition and general principles
The comments sent to the platform will be analysed through the solution in order to get:
- Emotion metrics like the detection of the main (primary) emotion, emotional intensity level, speech engagement level etc.
- Categories (depending of the data, the industry and the use cases)
and to propose you to get directly to the most actionable insights.
Some comments are eliminated from the results: they are called " not-usable comments". In average, less than 5% of the comments are not usable.
They are detected during 2 steps:
- At the data integration
In any data that haven't be checked manually, some noises may be present: the solution automatically eliminate the noise present into your data, and exclude it from your results.
Ie. the very short comments (less than 3 char.) are automatically excluded from the data.
In addition to this first process, the remaining comments will be analysed and another algorithm will be launched in order to maximise the reliability rate of the emotional results.
Those 5% (up to 10%) excluded comments may contain more than 70% of the emotional mistakes.
This means that any comment will be classified as not usable:
- when the emotional markers are not clear enough, (Delta to define a main emotion)
- when the expressed emotions seem to be contradictory (Opposition into the emotional markers)
- when within a sentence no word is recognised using our dictionary (or even close to existing words) (Recognition performance rate)
This enables the solution to usually reach very high reliability rate (over 90% at the main emotion level for known industries and idioma).
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