De los lexicones: NLP en la construcción del Lexicón de Drivers de Mercado en Español

Alejandra M. J. Litterio

doi:10.59471/raia201939

Authors

Alejandra M. J. Litterio Universidad Abierta Interamericana, Argentina.

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.59471/raia201939

Keywords:

Lexicon, Drivers, Financial Markets, Natural Language Processing

Abstract

In our approach when analyzing and interpreting financial news, we state that apart from the need of a tailored-made lexicon it is critical to design market drivers lexicons, defining a “driver” as the factor or force that has a material impact on a specific activity on another entity, which is contextually dependent and which affects the financial market at a specific time. Therefore,

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