2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.engappai.2017.12.010
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Extracting topic-sensitive content from textual documents—A hybrid topic model approach

Abstract: When exploring information of a topic, users often concern its different aspects. For instance, product designers are interested in seeking information of specific topic aspects such as technical challenge and usability from online consumer opinions, while potential buyers wish to obtain general sentiment of public opinions. In this paper, we study an interesting problem called topic-sensitive content extraction (TSCE). TSCE aims to extract contents that are relevant to the samples of topic aspects highlighted… Show more

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“…For example, Wang and Zhai [50] uncovered the two major types of motivation for entering online chat groups, i.e., acquisition of knowledge and sense of belonging, by analysing the chat messages without directly asking the chatters. Likewise, Felix [51], Liang et al [52], and Xiao [53] all successfully recognised users' motivation from their textual expressions.…”
Section: Ugc Analysismentioning
confidence: 95%
“…For example, Wang and Zhai [50] uncovered the two major types of motivation for entering online chat groups, i.e., acquisition of knowledge and sense of belonging, by analysing the chat messages without directly asking the chatters. Likewise, Felix [51], Liang et al [52], and Xiao [53] all successfully recognised users' motivation from their textual expressions.…”
Section: Ugc Analysismentioning
confidence: 95%
“…The research by Liang et al [26] found users' motivations by studying users' textual expression on the Internet. In addition, finding correlations between users and the number of ratings can also be a way to quantify these methodologies in order to obtain metrics for the motivation and satisfaction of Internet users who generate content.…”
Section: Ugc Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the research by Liang [26], a semi-supervised dual recurrent neural network was used to perform Sentiment Analysis. This is similar to a traditional neural network and can be used to evaluate a data set over a long period of time [6,27].…”
Section: Sentiment Analysis With Social Network Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Different groups have different characteristics, and individuals with the same attributes may have similarities in tourism behavior [143]. Study [73] has confirmed that differences in tourist attributes can also lead to differences in tourist perceptions. Through the study of the Cape Town tourism market [144], it was found that visitors' age, place of residence, destination stay time, return visits, etc., had an important influence on the perception of tourists, and the sentiments they conveyed [145] also had different characteristics.…”
Section: Tourist Profilementioning
confidence: 76%
“…Besides, as above analysis, LDA ignores the order structure of texts and the meaning of words, so it is one of the research directions that scholars have focused on by exploring the features of words and sentences, etc., to enhance the ability of topic extraction, and will be show great potential in the future. Except for the issue of short text, in business application, users or practitioners may concern different aspects of a topic or aspect related information; the context information of the topic aspect is often used to explore topic-sensitive content [73]. In order to understand a topic more granularly, the structural relation among topics is also a problem, which is widely concerned such as the exploring the hierarchical structure among topics or the global and local relation [74].…”
Section: Topic Extractionmentioning
confidence: 99%