NewsBank Text Analysis \(-\) Italy



Section 1: China - Article News Articles

Keywords

  1. “Confucius Institute|Confucius Classroom”
  2. “Huawei”
  3. “ChemChina”
  4. “Pirelli”
  5. “Skynet”
  6. “Sinovac|Sinopharm”
  7. “BRICS”


Frequency by Year

2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
Chinese Media 649 727 458 964 1063 1272 677 609 232
Domestic Media 86 56 35 14 7 15 28 18 7
Western Media 1599 1409 988 1495 2955 4190 3299 2398 627





20 Most Common Words



Sentiment Analysis: Time-Series Plots

Both of these plots show same information. Pick one:



Sentiment Analysis: Box Plots



Sentiment Analysis: Density Plots



Sentiment Analysis: Regression

Dependent variable:
sentiment
chn0.019***
(0.002)
wst-0.011***
(0.002)
Constant0.009***
(0.002)
Observations25,877
R20.135
Adjusted R20.135
Residual Std. Error0.033 (df = 25874)
F Statistic2,020.289*** (df = 2; 25874)
Note:*p<0.1; **p<0.05; ***p<0.01


Interpretation:

chn = coefficient for Chinese sources
wst = coefficient for Western sources
Constant = Intercept, which is the coefficient for Domestic sources

It shows that the sentiment score for CHN-ITA articles in domestic sources is close to zero, while Chinese sources are significantly more positive.

We can also see the same results in the boxplot and density plot above.

We can plot the above results in a coefficient plot below:


Sentiment Analysis: Coefficient Plot




Sentiment Analysis: Keywords


Both the boxplots below convey the same information. Pick one or both:




Section 2: Russia - Article News Articles

Keywords

  1. “BRICS”
  2. “Rosatom”
  3. “Eskom”
  4. “Gazprom|Gasprom”
  5. “Rostec”
  6. “Roscosmos”
  7. “Russia Health Pharmaceuticals”
  8. “Sputnik V”


Frequency by Year

2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
Domestic Media 114 66 21 11 6 5 2 9 3
Russian Media 122 96 80 23 16 61 97 77 7
Western Media 979 580 360 746 492 391 637 1421 782





20 Most Common Words



Sentiment Analysis: Time-Series Plots

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Sentiment Analysis: Box Plots



Sentiment Analysis: Density Plots



Sentiment Analysis: Regression

Dependent variable:
sentiment
rus-0.002
(0.002)
wst-0.001
(0.002)
Constant-0.007***
(0.002)
Observations7,204
R20.0001
Adjusted R2-0.0002
Residual Std. Error0.029 (df = 7201)
F Statistic0.312 (df = 2; 7201)
Note:*p<0.1; **p<0.05; ***p<0.01


Interpretation:

rus = coefficient for Russian sources
wst = coefficient for Western sources
Constant = Intercept, which is the coefficient for Domestic sources

We can plot the above results in a coefficient plot below:


Sentiment Analysis: Coefficient Plot




Note the difference between this coefficient plot and the coefficient plot for China - Italy articles in the first section.

Sentiment Analysis: Keywords


Both the boxplots below convey the same information. Pick one or both:




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