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SentiANNO: Annotating Sentiment in Austrian Historical Newspapers

Authors: Lucija Krusic; Clara Hochreiter; Melanie Frauendorfer;

SentiANNO: Annotating Sentiment in Austrian Historical Newspapers

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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.

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Paper, Sentiment Annotation, Forschungsprozess, Annotieren, Forschungsergebnis, DHd2025, Sentiment Analysis, Poster, Corpus Creation, Sammlung, Veröffentlichung, Daten

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