Temporal Drift of Emoji Sentiment in Wikipedia 'List of...' Article Titles
Tracking the evolving sentiment of emojis in Wikipedia 'List of...' article titles.
- Observations
- 2
- Tracking since
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Average Emoji Sentiment Score
The average sentiment polarity of emojis found in Wikipedia 'List of...' article titles.
Proportion of Titles with Emojis
The percentage of Wikipedia 'List of...' article titles that contain at least one emoji.
| When | Proportion of Titles with Emojis |
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| 0.0% |
About this data
This page tracks the temporal drift of emoji sentiment within the titles of Wikipedia articles categorised as 'List of...'. We analyse the average sentiment score of emojis appearing in these titles and the proportion of titles that include them.
The data is gathered by parsing Wikipedia article titles. Emojis are scored based on their general sentiment (positive, negative, or neutral) using established lexicons. By observing changes over time, we can uncover shifts in the tone and popular expression associated with various topics as reflected in these structured lists.
Understanding this drift is valuable as emojis become more prevalent in communication. It offers a unique insight into how informal expression is integrated into encyclopaedic content and reveals evolving societal attitudes towards specific subjects.
Sources
Every figure on this page was read from these pages.
Why this isn't published anywhere else
While there is significant research on emoji sentiment and temporal drift in general (especially on social media), no existing sources specifically track and publish the temporal drift of emoji sentiment within Wikipedia 'List of...' article titles as a recurring statistic or dataset.
Uniqueness score 0.80 — assessed against live web search results when this subject was created.