فصل اول پیشگفتار. 1
1-1- مقدمه. 2
1-3- تحلیل احساس در متن. 6
1-4- اهداف رساله. 8
1-5- روش کار. 9
1-6- ساختار پایان نامه. 9
فصل دوم کارهای انجام شده 10
2-1- مقدمه. 11
2-2- تعریف مسئله. 11
2-3- گام اول تحلیل احساس در متن. 12
2-4- روش‌های مبتنی بر خصیصه‌های N-gram.. 13
2-5- الگوریتم‌های انتخاب خصیصه. 18
فصل سوم روش پیشنهادی. 22
3-1- پیش گفتار. 23
3-2- منابع مورد نیاز. 23
3-3- روش پیشنهادی اول. 25
3-3-1. پیش پردازش اسناد 26
3-3-2. برچسب گذاری ادات سخن. 29
3-3-3. استخراج بردار خصیصه‌ها و ترکیب خصیصه‌ها 30
3-3-4. اعمال الگوریتم انتخاب خصیصه. 33
3-4- روش پیشنهادی دوم 34
3-5- روش پیشنهادی سوم 37
3-5-1. استخراج پلاریته کلمات و فیلتر بردار خصیصه. 38
فصل چهارم پیاده سازی و نتایج گرفته شده 47
4-1- مقدمه. 48
4-2- مجموعه دادهها 48
4-3- طبقه‌بندی دادهها 48
4-4- نتایج روش اول. 49
4-5- نتایج روش دوم 52
4-6- نتایج روش سوم 53
4-7- مقایسه روش پیشنهادی با روش‌های قبل. 53
8-4- نتایج اعمال روش پیشنهادی برای زبان فارسی..........................................................................................................................54
4-9- کارهای آینده 58
مراجع و منابع. 59
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