A statistical analysis of satirical Amazon.com product reviews
A corpus of 750 product reviews extracted from Amazon.com was analyzed for specific lexical, grammatical, and semantic features to identify differences between satirical and non-satirical Amazon.com product reviews through a statistical analysis.
Stephen Skalicky, Scott Crossley
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