Aspect-based Opinion Summarization with Convolutional Neural Networks
This paper considers Aspect-based Opinion Summarization (AOS) of reviews on particular products. To enable real applications, an AOS system needs to address two core subtasks, aspect extraction and sentiment classification. Most existing approaches to aspect extraction, which use linguistic analysis...
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Zusammenfassung: | This paper considers Aspect-based Opinion Summarization (AOS) of reviews on
particular products. To enable real applications, an AOS system needs to
address two core subtasks, aspect extraction and sentiment classification. Most
existing approaches to aspect extraction, which use linguistic analysis or
topic modeling, are general across different products but not precise enough or
suitable for particular products. Instead we take a less general but more
precise scheme, directly mapping each review sentence into pre-defined aspects.
To tackle aspect mapping and sentiment classification, we propose two
Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) based methods, cascaded CNN and multitask
CNN. Cascaded CNN contains two levels of convolutional networks. Multiple CNNs
at level 1 deal with aspect mapping task, and a single CNN at level 2 deals
with sentiment classification. Multitask CNN also contains multiple aspect CNNs
and a sentiment CNN, but different networks share the same word embeddings.
Experimental results indicate that both cascaded and multitask CNNs outperform
SVM-based methods by large margins. Multitask CNN generally performs better
than cascaded CNN. |
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DOI: | 10.48550/arxiv.1511.09128 |