Challenge: Existing research on opinion mining has focused on a small subset of the MPQA 2.0 dataset . a recent study focused on the subjective expressions of people who express opinions, sentiments, and attitudes toward targets.
Approach: They propose to use MPQA 2.0 to analyze the entire dataset . they propose to provide a clean version of the MPQA Opinion Corpus in a more interpretable format .
Outcome: The proposed methods establish high baselines for future work.

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