A sentiment analysis model processes a customer review containing sarcasm. Which effect dominates due to computational constraints?

💡 Explanation

The model fails to correctly interpret the intended meaning because sarcasm relies on context and nuanced cues. This exceeds current computational linguistics' ability to fully capture implicit sentiment using basic algorithms; therefore, semantic understanding diminishes rather than other enhancements.

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