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Abstract: While subjectivity related research in other languages has increased, most of the work focuses on single languages. This paper explores the integration of features originating from multiple languages into a machine learning approach to subjectivity analysis, and aims to show that this enriched feature set provides for more effective modeling for the source as well as the target languages. We show not only that they are able to achieve over 75% macro accuracy in all of the six languages they experiment with, but also that by using features drawn from multiple languages they can construct high-precision meta-classifiers with a precision of over 83%.
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