FROM WORDS TO PARAGRAPHS: MODELING SENTIMENT DYNAMICS IN ‘NOTES FROM UNDERGROUND’ WITH GPT-4 VIA DESCRIPTIVE METHODS AND DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS


СӨЗДЕРДЕН ПАРАГРАФТАРҒА: СИПАТТАМАЛЫҚ ӘДІСТЕР МЕН ДИФФЕРЕНЦИАЛДЫҚ ТЕҢДЕУЛЕР АРҚЫЛЫ GPT-4 КӨМЕГІМЕН «ЖЕР АСТЫНДАҒЫ ЖАЗБАЛАРДА» КӨҢІЛ-КҮЙ ДИНАМИКАСЫН МОДЕЛЬДЕУ
ОТ СЛОВ К ПАРАГРАФАМ: МОДЕЛИРОВАНИЕ ДИНАМИКИ НАСТРОЕНИЙ В «ЗАПИСКАХ ИЗ ПОДполья» С ПОМОЩЬЮ GPT-4 ЧЕРЕЗ ОПИСАТЕЛЬНЫЕ МЕТОДЫ И ДИФФЕРЕНЦИАЛЬНЫЕ УРАВНЕНИЯ
Duran V. Hazar E. Akhmetov I. Pak A.
2023Kazakh-British Technical University

Herald of the Kazakh British Technical UNiversity
2023#20Issue 410 - 26 pp.

This study examines how the sentiment values in the first part of the book entitled as “Underground” of Fyodor Dostoevsky’s “Notes from Underground” change from words to sentences to paragraphs. Using the GPT-4 language model, we conducted a descriptive analysis of standardized sentiment values and calculated cumulative sentiment trajectories over the text. We then created differential equation models to model the sentiment tones using regression analysis. Our findings suggest that sentiment becomes less negative from words to paragraphs, indicating that context moderates negativity. Paragraph sentiment was also more stable with lower variability. There was a narrative arc of initial decline followed by an upward turn in sentiment. Paragraphs had the highest baseline sentiment, suggesting that they are able to capture more nuanced context. Paragraphs lost short-term sentiment quickly but retained long-term sentiment longest, aligning with paragraphs maintaining overall text sentiment over time. These findings suggest that there are complex dynamics between linguistic units contributing to perceived stability of sentiment. Quantitative decay rates are useful indicators but do not fully characterize sentiment stability.

curve fitting , differential equations , GPT-4 , hierarchical regression analysis , Sentiment analysis

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Psychology Department, Iğdır University, Iğdır, 76000, Turkey
Mathematics Department, Iğdır University, Iğdır, 76000, Turkey
Institute of Information and Computational Technologies (IICT), 29 Kurmangazy St., Almaty, 050000, Kazakhstan

Psychology Department
Mathematics Department
Institute of Information and Computational Technologies (IICT)

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