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Cross-Lingual Humor Detection, Rating, and Classification Using Transformer Models: A Comparative Study Across Turkish, English, and Spanish Short Texts
Humor is figurative in nature and deeply rooted in the social and cultural context of language. Short humorous social media texts present an additional challenge for natural language processing (NLP) to interpret, as they are subjective, ambiguous, and context-dependent. This thesis examines this su
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