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Configuration File #31

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tnoelcke opened this issue Feb 19, 2020 · 0 comments · May be fixed by #35
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Configuration File #31

tnoelcke opened this issue Feb 19, 2020 · 0 comments · May be fixed by #35

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User Story
As a user I would like configuration where I can add all of my configuration so that I can quickly and easily run the analysis tool with the settings I want.

As a user I would like an easy way to map negation by changing the configuration file so that I can quickly find the best negation combination.

Requirements
As a result of this feature we will be able to do the following:

  1. The application shall be configured via an excel spread sheet that will be derived with the application.
  2. The excel spread sheet shall have three tabs:
  • Negation mapping
  • Negation Terms
  • A list of possible emotions (this should not be edited by the user)
  1. The negation mappings tab shall allow the user to use drop downs to populate two columns.
  • These columns shall be a single mapping (Target Emotion -> destination emotion) and shall not form a two way mapping.
  • The user shall be able to enter any combination of Target Emotion -> Destination Emotion so long as the same target emotion doesn't appear more than once.
  • The system shall warn the user if they have an invalid configuration.
  1. The Negation terms tab shall be a list of negation terms in a single column
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