Content Analysis Method for Cut Formation of Human Psychological State

Negative factors in shaping the content complicate the process of finding the necessary data when scanning various sources. Increase in volume and change of relevance or dynamics of the content streams (systematic and irregular updates) leads to duplication, information pollution and redundant results in content search. Comprehension and generalization of large dynamic content streams which are continuously generated by Internet resources requires new methods/approaches to search such as content monitoring. Input information for content monitoring is a text in any natural language presented as a sequence of symbols, whilst output information is provided as tables of sections, sentences and lexemes of the analyzed text.