
This contribution presents SentiANNO, a sentiment-annotated corpus from historical Austrian newspapers; and describes the annotation process and the training of annotators. The corpus, which covers journalistic texts in German from 1800 to 1938, addresses the lack of sentiment-annotated resources for historical newspapers. Such a resource can be used to fine-tune existing Machine Learning models for Sentiment Analysis.The corpus includes texts from ANNO and DIGITARIUM collections, categorized into four sentiment categories (positive, negative, neutral and mixed) by three non-expert annotators. Throughout the annotation process, Doccano proved to be the most effective annotation tool, with preliminary results showing over 70% inter-annotator agreement despite genre and language complexity. The corpus will be publicly available on Zenodo, supporting open access.
Paper, Sentiment Annotation, Forschungsprozess, Annotieren, Forschungsergebnis, DHd2025, Sentiment Analysis, Poster, Corpus Creation, Sammlung, Veröffentlichung, Daten
Paper, Sentiment Annotation, Forschungsprozess, Annotieren, Forschungsergebnis, DHd2025, Sentiment Analysis, Poster, Corpus Creation, Sammlung, Veröffentlichung, Daten
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