@mastersthesis{design-gsi-mastersthesis-20241,
author = "Fraile, Pablo Fern{\'a}ndez",
abstract = "Today, the Internet has evolved considerably, becoming the most commonly used tool for humans. This has led to the creation of a huge amount of information and data on the Internet, and the need to understand and analyze this information has arisen. Text analysis tools were developed to understand users’ needs and use this information to their advantage.

The project's main objective is to create a text morality analysis extension that
can be used in any web browser. Thanks to this, any user can analyze text online and obtain a clear and visual representation of these data. This will be done with different types of graphics that the user can dynamically customize according to his needs. The capacity to analyze morality will allow us to obtain remarkable information about Internet users.

Customization is going to be a key factor in the project, as the user will be able to have a very wide capacity of choice, being able to choose such basic things as the type of analysis to be performed, as well as the style of the graph in which they want the different results obtained in the extension to be displayed. Therefore, this and other functionalities will be implemented to improve the user experience to very high levels. In addition, the user will be allowed to save customizations for recurring use. An intuitive and user-friendly interface will also be implemented so that anyone, regardless of their technical level, can take full advantage of the extension.

Finally, we will introduce the conclusions of this project and its purpose as an application. We will also define future work lines on the implementations that can be done further.",
address = "ETSI Telecomunicaci{\'o}n",
institution = "Universidad Polit{\'e}cnica de Madrid",
keywords = "chrome plugin;moral foundations theory;morality;Sentiment analysis;emotion analysis",
month = "July",
title = "{D}esign and {D}evelopment of a {B}rowser {P}lugin for {A}nalysing {M}oral {E}motions based on {I}ntelligent {T}ext {A}nalytics",
type = "TFG",
year = "2024",
}