Scalable Visualisation of Sentiment and Stance (L18-1)

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Challenge: a novel visualisation approach for sentiment and stance analysis is proposed for large datasets.
Approach: They propose a visualisation approach for scalable visualisation of sentiment and stance from large-scale data.
Outcome: The proposed visualisation approach can be used on a 9,278 user comments with stance explicitly declared by the author.

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