how to find emotion in texts using java chat program

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i did a client server chat programm but don't know how to compare the text in isear database.. dont know whether to use xml or database

Posted 16-Aug-12 23:10pm

dinesh.muthusamy

Updated 16-Aug-12 23:46pm

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I.explore.code 17-Aug-12 5:27am

are saying you are trying to attempt your project without doing any research of your own? just do a simple Google lookup on it and you will come up with something, once you have done some work on come back here with specific problems to ask. Don't expect people to do your project for you, otherwise what will you learn?

Richard MacCutchan 17-Aug-12 6:39am

Compare what text, against what values? Please edit your question to clarify your problem.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 17-Aug-12 16:39pm

To find emotion, summarize the '!' marks and all different emoticons, with some weight factors... :-)
--SA

Mayur Raiyani 27-Nov-12 1:19am

You just define your emotion patterns for each emotion and after that from chat text parse text and search for emotions from pre-defined scope.

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