Specify the supporting files (dictionary model or file, classification model) with the ModelTable argument in AMLGenerator.
The following examples show variations in usage of the dictionary and classification model.
Example 1: Use Default Model
The Language argument determines the default model.
ModelTable ('default_sentiment_lexicon.txt')
ModelTag ('DICT')
InstalledFile ('true')
For Chinese language text, the default model is default_sentiment_lexicon_zh_cn.txt (for Simplified Chinese) and default_sentiment_lexicon_zh_tw.txt (for traditional Chinese).
Example 2: Use Dictionary Table as Model
ModelTable ('dict_table')
ModelTag ('DICT')
InstalledFile ('false')
Example 3: Use Both Dictionary Table and Dictionary File
The dictionary file is different from the default. The sentiment words from the dictionary table have a higher priority than those in the dictionary file.
ModelTable ('sentiment_lexicon.txt', 'dict_table')
InstalledFile ('true', 'false')
ModelTag ('DICT', 'DICT')
RequestArgName1 ('Model')
RequestArgVal1 ('dictionary:sentiment_lexicon.txt')
Example 4: Use Classification File
ModelTable ('sentiment_classification_model.bin')
InstalledFile ('true')
ModelTag ('CLASS')
RequestArgName1 ('Model')
RequestArgVal1 ('classification:sentiment_classification_model.bin')