An Exploratory Study of Discursive Signals Annotation in User-Generated Content

Rivânia da Paixão de Jesus Carvalho; Mateus Araújo Pereira; Jackson Wilke da Cruz Souza

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An Exploratory Study of Discursive Signals Annotation in User-Generated Content

Rivânia da Paixão de Jesus Carvalho, Mateus Araújo Pereira, Jackson Wilke da Cruz Souza

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Nesse artigo, apresentamos a anotação de Sinalizadores Discursivos (SDs) em Conteúdos Gerados por Usuários (UGC), com base em uma amostra de tweets/posts do domínio do mercado financeiro, anotados de acordo com o modelo da Enhanced Rhetorical Structure Theory (eRST). Os resultados revelam a presença de relações discursivas recorrentes nesse tipo de texto e seus respectivos SDs, contribuindo para a expansão da taxonomia previamente estabelecida.

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[An Exploratory Study of Discursive Signals Annotation in User-Generated Content](https://aclanthology.org/2026.stil-1.37/) (Carvalho et al., STIL 2026)

An Exploratory Study of Discursive Signals Annotation in User-Generated Content (Carvalho et al., STIL 2026)

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Rivânia da Paixão de Jesus Carvalho, Mateus Araújo Pereira, and Jackson Wilke da Cruz Souza. 2026. An Exploratory Study of Discursive Signals Annotation in User-Generated Content. In Proceedings of the 17th Brazilian Symposium in Information and Human Language Technology, pages 454–463, Cuiabá, Mato Grosso, Brazil. Association for Computational Linguistics.