Current:

Change to:

• type style for score is .85 rem / light
• type style for likely/unlikely is .5 rem / light / all-caps
• remove on-hover score tooltip
• tone names on the left of each bar should be in medium type weight
• tone names should be aligned-left

sudo nano /home/felipe/tone-analyzer-nodejs/public/js/components/App.js

      score: 0,
      tone_id: 'Anger',
      tone_name: 'Enojo',
      tone_category_id: 'emotion_tone',
      tone_category_name: 'Emotion Tone'

But not working
How solved?

The UI was updated to indicate which words do or do not have synonyms, but "challenges" has synonyms and has the wrong visual treatment.

Tone Analyzer api is not instantiated when using Depoly to Bluemix button. Need manually go add the service

Current: In sentence view, when a user hovers over a given sentence, the user views all tone scores for a given tone category. BUT, users found the on-hover animation too jumpy.

Change to:

• the tooltip should appear or disappear on-click.
• remove the

  ---

  divider line between scores in the tooltip

Add tooltips with links to the headers of each document-level graph:

• Emotion

  Emotional tone is inferred from different types of emotions and feelings that people express in their language. Learn more

• Writing Style

  Writing style tone describes whether a persons writing style will be perceived as analytical, confident, and tentative. Learn more

• Social tendencies

Social tendencies tones measure personality traits that are coming through in the content. Learn more

• links should open in new window

Please change your dependency definition to "cf-deployment-tracker-client": "^0.x" to collect additional deployment metadata.

• Remove this paragraph entirely:
  
• Replace it with this paragraph:
  

Sentence-level tone (h2)

Identify sentences with stronger tones in context or sorted by score. Highlighted sentences indicate the likelihood of a tone present. If more than one tone is present, the stronger one is shown. Click on a sentence to see a breakdown of all tones.

To align with documentation, change the text in the tooltip definitions for the social tones:

• openness:

The extent a person is open to experience a variety of activities. Less than 0.25: more likely to be perceived as no-nonsense, straightforward, blunt, or preferring tradition and the obvious over the complex, ambiguous, and subtle. More than 0.75: more likely to be perceived as intellectual, curious, emotionally-aware, imaginative, willing to try new things, appreciating beauty, or open to change.

• conscientiousness:

The tendency to act in an organized or thoughtful way. Less than 0.25: more likely to be perceived as spontaneous, laid-back, reckless, unmethodical, remiss, or disorganized. More than 0.75: more likely to be perceived as disciplined, dutiful, achievement-striving, confident, driven, or organized.

• extraversion:

The tendency to seek stimulation in the company of others. Less than 0.25: more likely to be perceived as independent, timid, introverted, restrained, boring, or dreary. More than 0.75: more likely to be perceived as engaging, seeking attention, needy, assertive, outgoing, sociable, cheerful, excitement-seeking, or busy.

• agreeableness:

The tendency to be compassionate and cooperative towards others. Less than 0.25: more likely to be perceived as selfish, uncaring, uncooperative, self-interested, confrontational, skeptical, or arrogant. More than 0.75: more likely to be perceived as caring, sympathetic, cooperative, compromising, trustworthy, or humble.

• emotional range:

The extent a person's emotion is sensitive to the environment. Less than 0.25: more likely to be perceived as calm, bland, content, relaxed, unconcerned, or careful. More than 0.75: more likely to be perceived as concerned, frustrated, angry, passionate, upset, stressed, insecure, or impulsive.

Show that the Watson Tone Analyzer API supports French in its latest release - version_date=2017-09-21. For this we propose to add another text sample (along side tweets, email etc.) for French to the 'Sample Use Cases' section.

https://tone-analyzer-demo.mybluemix.net/?cm_mc_uid=78892866066514590128758&cm_mc_sid_50200000=1460768006

4/15/16 9:00PM not sending any data - I thought this was just an issue on my personal application but it is not working on your demo.

On the Document level tables, instead of the tool tips just having the score, they should also have an explanation of the score.
For example instead of this:

This:
0.90 - more likely to be perceived as concerned, frustrated, angry, passionate, upset, stressed, insecure, or impulsive.

What each score should return:

Emotion
Replace [emotion] with angry, disgusted, afraid, joyful, and sad

0 - 0.25 - Not likely to be perceived as [emotion]
0.25 - 0.75 - Moderately likely to be perceived as [emotion]
0.75 - 1 - Highly likely to be perceived as [emotion]

Language

• Analytical
  • 0 - 0.25 - the text contains little or no evidence of analytical tone
  • 0.25 - 0.75 - the text is somewhat likely to be perceived as intellectual, rational, systematic, emotionless, or impersonal
  • 0.75 - 1 - more likely to be perceived as intellectual, rational, systematic, emotionless, or impersonal
• Confidence
• 0 - 0.25 - the text contains little or no evidence of confidence in tone
• 0.25 - 0.75 - the text is somewhat likely to be perceived as assured, collected, hopeful, or egotistical
• 0.75 - 1 - more likely to be perceived as as assured, collected, hopeful, or egotistical
• Tentative
  • 0 - 0.25 - the text contains little or no evidence of tentativeness in tone
  • 0.25 - 0.75 - the text is somewhat likely to be perceived as questionable, doubtful, limited, or debatable
  • 0.75 - 1 - more likely to be perceived as as questionable, doubtful, limited, or debatable

Social

• Openness
  • 0 - 0.25 - more likely to be perceived as no-nonsense, straightforward, blunt, or preferring tradition and the obvious over the complex, ambiguous, and subtle
  • 0.25 - 0.75 - somewhat likely to be perceived as no-nonsense, straightforward, blunt, or preferring tradition and the obvious over the complex, ambiguous, and subtle
  • 0.50 - 0.75 - somewhat likely to be perceived as intellectual, curious, emotionally-aware, imaginative, willing to try new things, appreciating beauty, or open to change
  • 0.75 - 1 - more likely to be perceived as intellectual, curious, emotionally-aware, imaginative, willing to try new things, appreciating beauty, or open to change
• Conscientiousness
  • 0 - 0.25 - more likely to be perceived as spontaneous, laid-back, reckless, unmethodical, remiss, or disorganized
  • 0.25 - 0.75 - somewhat likely to be perceived as spontaneous, laid-back, reckless, unmethodical, remiss, or disorganized
  • 0.50 - 0.75 - somewhat likely to be perceived as disciplined, dutiful, achievement-striving, confident, driven, or organized
  • 0.75 - 1 - more likely to be perceived as disciplined, dutiful, achievement-striving, confident, driven, or organized
• Extroversion
  • 0 - 0.25 - more likely to be perceived as independent, timid, introverted, restrained, boring, or dreary
  • 0.25 - 0.75 - somewhat likely to be perceived as independent, timid, introverted, restrained, boring, or dreary
  • 0.50 - 0.75 - somewhat likely to be perceived as engaging, seeking attention, needy, assertive, outgoing, sociable, cheerful, excitement-seeking, or busy
  • 0.75 - 1 - more likely to be perceived as engaging, seeking attention, needy, assertive, outgoing, sociable, cheerful, excitement-seeking, or busy
• Agreeableness
  • 0 - 0.25 - more likely to be perceived as selfish, uncaring, uncooperative, self-interested, confrontational, skeptical, or arrogant
  • 0.25 - 0.75 - somewhat likely to be perceived as selfish, uncaring, uncooperative, self-interested, confrontational, skeptical, or arrogant
  • 0.50 - 0.75 - somewhat likely to be perceived as caring, sympathetic, cooperative, compromising, trustworthy, or humble
  • 0.75 - 1 - more likely to be perceived as caring, sympathetic, cooperative, compromising, trustworthy, or humble
• Emotional range
  • 0 - 0.25 - more likely to be perceived as calm, bland, content, relaxed, unconcerned, or careful
  • 0.25 - 0.75 - somewhat likely to be perceived as calm, bland, content, relaxed, unconcerned, or careful
  • 0.50 - 0.75 - somewhat likely to be perceived as concerned, frustrated, angry, passionate, upset, stressed, insecure, or impulsive
  • 0.75 - 1 - more likely to be perceived as concerned, frustrated, angry, passionate, upset, stressed, insecure, or impulsive

• Emotion
• Language
• Social

Tone Analyzer v4 is removing social and language tones. Demo needs to be updated accordingly.
https://github.ibm.com/people-insights/tone-analyzer/issues/798

• Mac / Chrome
• Mac / FF
• Mac / Safari
• Win7 / IE 10
• Win8 / IE 11

Hi I'm trying to use the app to analyze a youtube video comments. It's about 4000 comments I got by using web scraping tool. I know the tone analyzer can analyze on each sentence but then it will take me manually repeat 4000 time. Is there a way to edit the code or something to analyze the entire json file and label by each comment instead of by sentence?

When the results populate, the description shown is for "Word Count" but the tab is on "Percentile" and is showing the percentile visualization. Please change so the description matches the tab.

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The introduction and input samples need to be updated to reflect the changes in the service.

• Remove this paragraph entirely:
  

Current:

Change to:

• Title should be: Social (raw score)
• Remove on-hover tooltip for scores
• display scores to the right of each bar in .85 rem type / light
• tone names on the left of each bar should be in medium type weight
• bar graph labels need to be aligned-left

Change current title:
Emotion summary (probability)

• To this:
  Emotion (probability score)

The Start Over link sits ignored:

• move it to the foot of the demo:
  

When a user hovers over the bar graph labels on the left, they see tooltips with definitions of tones. We received user feedback that the writing tone names were not as intuitive as the emotion ones.

• on-hover for analytical:

  A writer's reasoning and analytical attitude about things.

• on-hover for confident:

  A writer's degree of certainty.

• on-hover for tentative:

A writer's degree of inhibition.

Hi,
I have seen this configuration of the tone analyzer demo here:

// Create the service wrapper
      this.analyzer = watson.tone_analyzer({
        url: 'https://gateway.watsonplatform.net/tone-analyzer/api/',
        username: '<username>',
        password: '<password>',
        version_date: '2016-05-19',
        version: 'v3'
      });

But in the credential panel I see

    "credentials": {
        "url": "https://gateway.watsonplatform.net/tone-analyzer-beta/api",
        "password": "<password>",
        "username": "<username>"
    }
}

The demo app returns a whole set of meta data like sentences_tone, tone_categories ,that is the first endpoint, the last endpoint (the beta) has no sentence_tone. Is that correct?

Problem is that with the same developer account, I cannot login on the first endpoint, that is the one coming from the credentials, it seems like the demo app I have deployed is using the other endpoint, while with same credentials I cannot use this one programmatically.

This sentence was not helpful to devs.

Current:

• Change to:
  

Since "challenges" has the wrong visual treatment (#5), please check and make sure none of the other words are mis-labeled.

Change top level sentence from this:

to this:
Discover and understand how emotions are coming across, the social tendencies that are being expressed, and how your writing style is coming across in your content.

Remove the section under Choose Content (I don't think this is necessary because it is just reiterating the header Choose Content, and it doesn't really need to be clarified):

Change the content of the Output from:

to this:
Use the document level analysis to get a sense of the overall tone of the document, and use the sentence level analysis to identify the strongest tones of specific parts of the content.

Remove the inline help under Document Level and Sentence Level (this is now covered generally under the output):

Add inline help sections under Document level Emotion Summary, Language Summary and Social summary:

• Emotional tone is inferred from different types of emotions and feelings that people express in their language. [Learn more...] http://www.ibm.com/smarterplanet/us/en/ibmwatson/developercloud/doc/tone-analyzer/understanding-tone.shtml#emotional
• Language tone describes whether a persons writing style will be perceived as analytical, confident, and tentative.[Learn more...] http://www.ibm.com/smarterplanet/us/en/ibmwatson/developercloud/doc/tone-analyzer/understanding-tone.shtml#language
• Social tone measures the social tendencies that are coming through in the content. [Learn more...] http://www.ibm.com/smarterplanet/us/en/ibmwatson/developercloud/doc/tone-analyzer/understanding-tone.shtml#social

Remove raw score from the summary headings (does not really express clear info):

• Change top level description to "Discover and understand how emotions are coming across, the social tendencies that are being expressed, and how your writing style is coming across in your content."
• Remove the section under Choose Content
• Change the content of the Output to "Use the document level analysis to get a sense of the overall tone of the document, and use the sentence level analysis to identify the strongest tones of specific parts of the content."
• Add inline help sections under Document level Emotion Summary, Language Summary and Social summary
• Remove raw score from the summary headings

Once you have analyzed some text, the "3 categories of tones" link that appears under the Output title is not working.
The specific documentation that link points at was removed from the documentation apparently.
The actual fix for this would be adding that documentation back and link it appropriately;

In the meantime one of two things can be done:
· Remove that link altogether;
· Replace the destination url with this one that works: http://www.ibm.com/smarterplanet/us/en/ibmwatson/developercloud/doc/tone-analyzer/#overview

Current:

• Change to normal, default select color:
  

The visual demos are shipping out with call to action footers. Feel free to push into backlog.

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Hey, this is pretty funny. Look at how it detects obviously joyful statements as sad. You can easily see what's happening here.

Here's the text I sent in:

I haven't met or known Steve Wozniak, but as a programmer, I'll try to debug this question for you from logical deduction! The man is an engineer known for co-founding Apple computers. Apple valued simplicity, user-friendlyness, and aesthetics as well as functionality.

JavaScript, in terms of tradional computer programming theory, is the fundamental thesis, the minimalistic epitome.

• It is not only dynamically typed, but scripted, which is for ease of development (and distribution.)
• It is evented, as it was made for user-interface, yet subsequently works well for server/client communication; Ajax (client), Json (communication), Node.js (server).
• It is single-threaded, which, combined with eventing as a methodology, is as simple as can be, yet powerful and beautiful. There is only one queue of instructions to execute one-at-a-time, but that allows guaranteed state management without complexity.
• With closure and prototype, scope and methods are consolidated into the same mechanism; functions, while datatypes and classes are consolidated into the same concept; objects.

JavaScript is a proof-of-concept for simplicity, user-friendliness, and functionality. With computer science, applied mathematics theory, a lot of these principles fundamentally overlap and converge. Even though JavaScript was created in 11 days to just be a basic runtime, it goes to show that with programming, in theory, the simplest answer can be the best one.

If this were a multiple-choice test, I'd go with "a":

• a.) would be fortunate to enjoy an appreciation of JavaScript
• b.) would find it's quirks and nuances too wasteful
• c.) would find prototypical inheritance too lacking
• d.) would find it a practical failure altogether

Ty4 A2A

Here's what it detected as sadness:

I haven't met or known Steve Wozniak, but as a programmer, I'll try to debug this question for you from logical deduction!

There is only one queue of instructions to execute one-at-a-time, but that allows guaranteed state management without complexity.

We need to change the above sentence to indicate they can only click on the solid highlights.

"Click on any solid highlighted word to see suggested synonyms."

I could use http://grammarly.com/ and https://tone-analyzer-demo.mybluemix.net/. But I hope IBM has http://grammarly.com/ build in, please add support for this. This will be ultimate combo to sell IBM Watson to my management.

The error message

FAILED
No org and space targeted, use 'cf target -o ORG -s SPACE' to target an org and space

was caused because my account region was in EU not US in step 4.

If the docs noted that for the EU end point the command should be cf api https://api.eu-gb.bluemix.net that would help.

In order to receive the authorisation token users currently need to run CURL or the like. The enhancement I suggest is to make https://gateway.watsonplatform.net/authorization/api/v1/token?url=https://gateway.watsonplatform.net/tone-analyzer/api support CORS so a web page can get a token to use in subsequent tone analyser API calls until it expires.

What I want is for students to be given a URL to which they add ?user=: and the web page passes the information to http://gateway.watsonplatform.net/authorization. This doesn't work due to CORS errors. Once the token is available there no longer are CORS errors but to obtain an authorization token for the tone analyser the students would need to do complex and error prone steps outside of the browser.

Note that schools (and corporations) often make it difficult to install any software (e.g. CURL) so a pure browser-based solution is strongly preferred.

Note that there was no similar problem with the Vision Recognition API since the browser can pass the API key without a CORS error.

I don't know which other Watson services like the Tone Analyzer rely upon authorization tokens instead of API keys and hence would also benefit from this change.

There is a Bluemix Deployer that could be used to streamline the development flow w/ deploy to Bluemix. Might be worth considering. Bluemix CloudFoundry Deployer

@johnbeynon

Currently the app is using version: 'v2-experimental', it should be v3

The motive here is to be more clear about the 3 ways to view the output. Sentence rank was not useful to devs, but may if it is worded differently. Original text wording may be contributing to it.

Current:

Change to:

• Change "Original Text" to In Context
• Change "Sentence Rank" to * Ranked by Score*

The JSON view in the sentence-level section set the expectation for the dev to only see the sentence-level payloads for the selected tone.

Current: full output for document and sentence-level tones
Change to:

• JSON output ONLY for sentences AND ONLY for the selected tone
  if not possible, then
• JSON output ONLY for sentences, but including all tones

felipe@felipeurrego:~$ git clone https://github.com/watson-developer-cloud/tone-analyzer-nodejs.git
Cloning into 'tone-analyzer-nodejs'...
remote: Counting objects: 641, done.
remote: Compressing objects: 100% (69/69), done.
remote: Total 641 (delta 30), reused 0 (delta 0), pack-reused 558
Receiving objects: 100% (641/641), 716.76 KiB | 633.00 KiB/s, done.
Resolving deltas: 100% (307/307), done.
Checking connectivity... done.
felipe@felipeurrego:~$ cd tone-analyzer-nodejs/
felipe@felipeurrego:~/tone-analyzer-nodejs$ npm install
npm WARN deprecated [email protected]: Jade has been renamed to pug, please install the latest version of pug instead of jade
npm WARN deprecated [email protected]: graceful-fs v3.0.0 and before will fail on node releases >= v7.0. Please update to graceful-fs@^4.0.0 as soon as possible. Use 'npm ls graceful-fs' to find it in the tree.
npm WARN deprecated [email protected]: graceful-fs v3.0.0 and before will fail on node releases >= v7.0. Please update to graceful-fs@^4.0.0 as soon as possible. Use 'npm ls graceful-fs' to find it in the tree.
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> [email protected] install /home/felipe/tone-analyzer-nodejs/node_modules/codecov/node_modules/execSync
> node install.js

[execsync v1.0.2] Attempting to compile native extensions.
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2 hours later no changes...

These are now in two parts, to correspond with emotion's probability-based scores and writing/social's raw score system. The text goes below.

The Emotion graph represents the likelihood that an emotion tone is present in the text. Learn more.

• below writing and social tendencies:

The Writing Style and Social Tendencies graphs represent the amount of a writing or social tone present in the text. Learn more.

Show document-level JSON output alongside the graphs. Currently, the expectation is that only the JSON is available for the sentences because of where that function is placed.

Add:

• "View JSON" link to the bottom-right of the graphs
  
• When JSON view active, the output appears directly to the bottom of the graphs, spanning the full grid.
  

In the documentation there is a case study that requires certain tone thresholds to be hit so that @kcheat can show devs how the service can be used to edit content. Currently there's misalignment with the screenshots used, but the current text isn't showing the right scores.

• change email text to make disgusting tone likely
• give updated screenshots to @kcheat

• make sure it scales, it could be in the front page of reddit
  • Mainly looking at page weight: Shoot for 2-3mb max and rendering in 5 sec or less.
  • Test with dev tools throttling to 3G speeds and make sure things are still reasonable.
• Add google analytics
• blue-green deployment + travis (see this)
• testing + travis (see this)
• security.js (helmet + express-rate-limitation) + CSRF (see personality-insights and speech demos)
• package.json should not specify node-engine so that Bluemix will always use the latest one.
• Bluemix deployment tracker and privacy notice

Joy with value < 0.5 is being marked as likely and > 0.5 is marked unlikely.
This is a bug. Joy has same scale as other emotion. >= 0.5 means that emotion is likely.

• Remove this paragraph entirely above the 3 graphs:
  
• Replace with:

  Document-level tone (h2)

Current:

Change to:

• title should be: Writing Style (raw score)
• switch the bars from vertical to horizontally oriented
• remove on-hover mouseover for scores
• display scores to the right of each bar in .85 rem type / light
• tone names on the left of each bar should be in medium type weight

Current: In sentence view, when a user hovers over a given sentence, the user views all tone scores for a given tone category. BUT, users found the on-hover animation too jumpy.

Change to:

• the tooltip should appear or disappear on-click.
• remove the

  ---

  divider line between scores in the tooltip