Emoji Sentiment Scores of Writers using Odds Ratio and Fisher Exact Test
Jose Berengueres

TL;DR
This paper introduces a new method for calculating emoji sentiment scores using odds ratios and Fisher's exact test, simplifying statistical significance analysis especially for small sample sizes.
Contribution
It proposes a novel approach to emoji sentiment analysis based on odds ratios and provides a way to obtain exact p-values and confidence intervals.
Findings
Odds ratio simplifies sentiment analysis.
Provides exact p-values and confidence intervals.
Applicable to low sample size scenarios.
Abstract
The sentiment of a given emoji is traditionally calculated by averaging the ratings {-1, 0 or +1} given by various users to a given context where the emoji appears. However, using such formula complicates the statistical significance analysis particularly for low sample sizes. Here, we provide sentiment scores using odds and a sentiment mapping to a 4-icon scale. We show how odds ratio statistics leads to simpler sentiment analysis. Finally, we provide a list of sentiment scores with the often-missing exact p-values and CI for the most common emoji.
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Taxonomy
TopicsEmotion and Mood Recognition · Image and Video Quality Assessment · Sensory Analysis and Statistical Methods
