2022
DOI: 10.1007/s41870-022-01089-3
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Polarity enriched attention network for aspect-based sentiment analysis

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“…Soni and Mathur [3] have proposed an LSTM with an encoder attention mechanism for sentiment analysis here they used attention mechanisms to extract the aspect features and then go through LSTM for sentiment classification. Wadawadagi and Pagi [4] have presented a novel method that includes Bidirectional LSTM with conditional random field(CRF) and a Polarity Enriched Attention Neural (PEAN) model to extract aspect terms and categorization of sentiments. A novel approach for quantifying sentiment-orientated classification has been proposed by Gurunathan [5].…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Soni and Mathur [3] have proposed an LSTM with an encoder attention mechanism for sentiment analysis here they used attention mechanisms to extract the aspect features and then go through LSTM for sentiment classification. Wadawadagi and Pagi [4] have presented a novel method that includes Bidirectional LSTM with conditional random field(CRF) and a Polarity Enriched Attention Neural (PEAN) model to extract aspect terms and categorization of sentiments. A novel approach for quantifying sentiment-orientated classification has been proposed by Gurunathan [5].…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Several currently available strategies are reviewed in depth in this section. Wadawadagi et al presented for ABSA a method including the extraction and classification of aspect phrases [20]. The suggested model extracts aspect terms, while the novel Polarity Enriched Attention Neural (PEAN) model is used to classify sentiments.…”
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confidence: 99%