Sentiment classification usually covers all the following issues EXCEPT
A) classes of sentiment (e.g., positive versus negative).
B) range of polarity (e.g., star ratings for hotels and for restaurants).
C) range in strength of opinion.
D) biometric identification of the consumer expressing the sentiment.

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Sentiment classification typically focuses on identifying and categorizing the sentiment expressed in text, such as determining whether it is positive or negative, and the strength of the sentiment. Biometric identification of the consumer expressing the sentiment is not typically part of sentiment classification.

Sentiment Classification Usually Covers All the Following Issues EXCEPT