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Twitter Sentiment Classification using Distant Supervision
Twitter, sentiment analysis, sentiment classiflcation 1. INTRODUCTION Twitter is a popular microblogging service where users cre-ate status messages (called \tweets"). These tweets some-times express opinions about difierent topics. We propose a method to automatically extract sentiment (positive or negative) from a tweet.
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