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The same two annotators (RA and SA) jointly annotated the remaining 3,300 tweets. The annotators assigned one or more categories from the 15 categories according to the contextual information for each tweet. Table 2 demonstrates examples of Arabic tweets and our translation of the tweets into the English language, assigned to their respective groups and categories.
Coding examples.
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