What Constitutes Happiness? Predicting and Characterizing the Ingredients of Happiness Using Emotion Intensity Analysis
What Constitutes Happiness? Predicting and Characterizing the Ingredients of Happiness Using Emotion Intensity Analysis
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幸福是什么?
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2019
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Yinping Yang
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Raj Kumar Gupta;Prasanta Bhattacharya;Yinping Yang
This paper explores the use of emotion intensity analysis in predicting and understanding the ingredients of happiness as expressed in text. We show that by using just the five dimensions of emotion intensity features (i.e., joy, anger, fear, sadness and overall valence), we can achieve good accuracies in classifying agency (i.e., whether or not the author of the happy moment is in control) (ACC=73.8%, AUC=.579, F1=.849) and in classifying social (i.e., whether or not the happy moment involves other people) (ACC=60.3%, AUC=.637, F1=.603). By integrating emotion intensity with sentiment, linguistics, demographics, concepts, and word embedding features, our final hybrid model performed significantly better for agency (ACC=83.5%, AUC=.887, F1=.893) and for social (ACC=90.3%, AUC=.959, F1=.907) predictions. Furthermore, we uncovered interesting patterns in how emotion intensities characterized happiness expressions across the various concepts (e.g., family, food, career, animals), between the two reflection periods (24 hours vs. 3 months), and across seven user-generated content corpora sources (HappyDB vs. MySpace, Runners World, Twitter, Digg, BBC and YouTube).