A syntactic approach for aspect based opinion mining

Chinsha, T C; Joseph, Shibily

doi:10.1109/icosc.2015.7050774

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“…Document level and sentence level analysis work on document and sentence level respectively. With these algorithms, we can obtain the overall polarity and overall opinion of the consumers towards a product or a service (Chinsha & Joseph, 2015). However, this paper focuses on analysing the opinions on the aspect level.…”

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“…Apart from document level and sentence level opinion mining, few papers have also discussed aspectbased opinion mining in the recent past. Chinsha & Joseph (2015) focused on aspect-level opinion mining using a syntax-based approach. The paper uses syntactic dependency, the aggregate score of opinion words, SentiWordNet, and the aspect table together for opinion mining.…”

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Data mining of customer reviews to analyse the consumer experience in hospitals

Pandiya

Singh

Raj

2023

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Background Consumer experience is crucial in the healthcare industry as customers need intensive care and attention. The digital review texts posted by the patients and their relatives can be a great tool to understand how the customers in the healthcare industry opine about different aspects of the services, facilities, and treatment provided in the hospitals. This paper attempts to analyze online customer reviews through data mining for understanding the experience of customers regarding different aspects of hospitals. The paper uses different text mining tools with part of speech-based tagging for aspect-based opinion mining. The analysis of the different aspects extracted from the review data shows that customers write reviews about the aspects of the hospitals such as doctors, staff, facilities, treatment, care, overall management etc. The perception towards the staff, facilities, services, and treatment also highly contributes to the positive review ratings and hence positive consumer experience. The research work provides insights to stakeholders such as healthcare professionals and hospital administration. The digital space and footprint of the hospitals should also be positive as it is viewed by prospective customers. Government should also have stringent policies for continuously low-rated hospitals.

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Data mining of customer reviews to analyse the consumer experience in hospitals

Pandiya

Singh

Raj

2023

Preprint

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“…When determining the summary of a document or sentiment analysis of an opinion, it is important to find out whether the selected document contains the required key words, aspects, or entities (Chinsha and Joseph, 2015;Qi and Chen, 2011;Thakur and Singh, 2015). Recent studies have proposed a novel, rulebased method for extracting an aspect from reviews of products using an unsupervised approach to uncover the polarity of an aspect in different domains (Gindl et al, 2013;Hu and Liu, 2004).…”

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Analysis of latent Dirichlet allocation and non-negative matrix factorization using latent semantic indexing

al.¹

2019

Int. j. adv. appl. sci.

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A word is a major attribute in the field of opinion/text mining. Based on this attribute, it is decided that whether it is a keyword, aspect, feature, entity, title, or topic? Lots of work has been done to detect such targets using both supervised and unsupervised approaches. These targets can be used in further processing such as text analytics, sentiment analysis, information retrieval, and searches, etc. Latent Dirichlet allocation (LDA) and nonnegative matrix factorization (NMF) are the major models used for detecting topics. Understanding the depth and details of them algorithms are necessary for those who want to extend these models. The research community of opinion/text mining uses them as a black box. However, there is a question about which model is the most accurate for detecting topics. Latent semantic indexing (LSI) is the best approach for detecting the best match for document in a given query. In this study, we analyzed the LDA and NMF models using LSI to determine the best model for opinion/text mining and found that both are very good, but NMF is slightly better than LDA.

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“…Earlier literature used supervised or unsupervised approaches. The frequency based method [10], syntax-based method [13]- [14] and topic-model based method [15] fall under unsupervised approach, while sequence labeling algorithms like Conditional Random Field (CRF) [7], [16] use a supervised approach. Despite the strengths and weaknesses of each approach, hybrid approaches show the best solution to extract either or both implicit and explicit aspects extraction by hybridizing more than one method.…”

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“…Despite the strengths and weaknesses of each approach, hybrid approaches show the best solution to extract either or both implicit and explicit aspects extraction by hybridizing more than one method. Researchers have proposed various hybrid methods employing frequency-based [10], syntax based approaches using dependency parsers [13] , Latent Dirichlet Allocation (LDA) [15], and conditional random field (CRF) algorithms [16]- [17]. Many researchers have achieved substantial performance on explicit aspect extraction but still less on the implicit aspect.…”

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A Hybrid Frequency Based, Syntax, and Conditional Random Field Method for Implicit and Explicit Aspect Extraction

Kabir,

Othman,

Yaakub

2024

IEEE Access

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Aspect extraction is the most important factor influencing the quality of Aspect-Based Sentiment Analysis (ABSA). Aspect extractions are divided into three approaches: supervised, unsupervised, and hybrid methods. Most previous aspect extraction algorithms focus on the explicit aspect, which lacks meaningful ABSA. Thus, considering the implicit aspect has become significant as most customer reviews consist of these by about 30%. Hybrid approaches have attempted to solve both aspects by integrating the frequency-based approaches (FB) with syntax, hybrid Conditional Random Field (CRF) with syntax, and hybrid FB with CRF, but the performance is still low. Extracting the implicit and compound noun aspects is challenging due to their hidden nature and special syntax needs. The implicit aspect needs FB, syntax dependency, and specialized tagging with feature embedding using natural language processing (NLP) solution, while the compound noun aspect needs FB, syntax dependency-based NLP solving. Therefore, this paper proposes a noble hybrid method combining frequency-based, syntax-based dependency, and CRF algorithms using tagging and labeling to extract both implicit and explicit aspects. It also provides a mechanism for extracting and calculating implicit and explicit aspects and a method for accurately identifying compound noun aspects. Experiments with the benchmark SemEval and Amazon review dataset validate the suggested hybrid model's effectiveness. The proposed method produced remarkable improvement in extracting explicit and implicit aspects and improved overall results with precision-recall and accuracy between 5-15 percent. Moreover, this study has shown the number and the list of explicit and implicit aspects. The proposed method has obtained (2269, 368), (523, 60), (322, 55) number of explicit versus implicit aspects for SemEval 16, Amazon (Canon), and Amazon (Nokia) datasets, respectively. Hybrid with frequency-based, CRF's superiority tagging and syntax help solve implicit and explicit aspects, including compound nouns.

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A syntactic approach for aspect based opinion mining

Cited by 38 publications

References 15 publications

Data mining of customer reviews to analyse the consumer experience in hospitals

Data mining of customer reviews to analyse the consumer experience in hospitals

Analysis of latent Dirichlet allocation and non-negative matrix factorization using latent semantic indexing

A Hybrid Frequency Based, Syntax, and Conditional Random Field Method for Implicit and Explicit Aspect Extraction

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