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- five data sets retrieved from Twitter taking advantage of user-generated tags, such as “#humor" and “#irony"
- irony detection [44,45,10,35], satire detection [9], and sarcasm detection [43,18]
i. 1. ambiguity, concerning with three layers: structural, morphosyntactic and semantic;
ii. 2. polarity, concerning with words that denote either positive or negative semantic orientation;
iii. 3. unexpectedness, concerning with contextual imbalances among the semantic meanings of the words;
iv. 4. emotional scenarios, concerning with psychological contexts regarding natural language concepts.