2021 9th International Conference on Information and Communication Technology (ICoICT) 2021
DOI: 10.1109/icoict52021.2021.9527506
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Aspect Based Sentiment Analysis With Combination Feature Extraction LDA and Word2vec

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“…For femaledaily.com product reviews, which cover diverse topics including cost, packaging, and scent, a study in the Indonesian language also utilized word embedding as an additional feature extraction technique. Combining LDA with Word2Vec CBOW and Skip-gram models yields the most accurate results, as confirmed by an SVM classifier [9]. In these studies, LDA categorizes reviews by topic, which are considered as aspects.…”
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“…For femaledaily.com product reviews, which cover diverse topics including cost, packaging, and scent, a study in the Indonesian language also utilized word embedding as an additional feature extraction technique. Combining LDA with Word2Vec CBOW and Skip-gram models yields the most accurate results, as confirmed by an SVM classifier [9]. In these studies, LDA categorizes reviews by topic, which are considered as aspects.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 67%
“…In the Skip-gram mode, word vectors are generated by employing contextual word vectors as input through a neural network learning procedure [16]. Previous research [9] has demonstrated that the Skip-gram method is more accurate than CBOW when combined with a linear parameter for SVM in the Skip-gram approach. Therefore, in this study, we opted for the Skip-gram method due to its ability to consider words and their contexts independently, contributing to its accuracy and effectiveness.…”
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