... vector d ∈ RN, where thevalue of the j-th element djis set to the total numberof occurrences of the unigram or bigram wjin thereview d. To find the suitable candidates to expand avector ... have not previously been applied to the task of cross-domain sentiment classification. In our method, we use the automatically createdthesaurus to expand feature vectors in a binary clas-sifier at ... have described and evaluated a method to construct a sentiment- sensitive thesaurus to bridgethe gap between source and target domains incross-domain sentimentclassification using multi-ple source...
... semantic sentiment of textsrather than the general sentiment of language used.That is, the classifiers could be learning authors’ sentiment towards named entities (e.g. actors, direc-tors, companies, ... learn-ing techniques for sentiment classification. One wayof evaluating the ‘ice-axe’ effect could be to build a‘pseudo-ontology’ of the movie reviews — a mapof the sentiment- bearing relations ... domain, topic and time.2 Dependencies in Sentiment Classification 2.1 Experimental SetupIn this section, we describe experiments we havecarried out to determine the influence of domain,topic...
... Enhancement Approach for Cross-Domain Sentiment Classification. In COLING, page1327-1335.A. Yessenalina, Y. Choi, and C. Cardie. 2010a. Auto-matically generating annotator rationales to improve sentiment ... has been associated withtopic j and sentiment label k, Nk,dis the number oftimes sentiment label k has been assigned to someword tokens in document d, and Ndis the total num-ber of words ... 200Accuracy(%)No.ofTopicsMovieReview Book DVD Electronics KitchenFigure 2: Classification accuracy vs. no. of topics.The only parameter we need to set is the numberof topics T . It has to be noted...
... build sentiment classification systems need to collect and curate data for each newdomain they encounter. Even in the case of marketanalysis, if automatic sentimentclassification were to be ... domain to another.This measure could for instance be used to select a small set of domains to annotatewhose trained classifiers would transfer well to many other domains.1 Introduction Sentiment ... [w]n=1. Let θ ∈ Rk×dbe the top k left singular vectors of W (here d indi-cates the total number of features). These vectors arethe principal predictors for our weight space. If wechose...
... con-sider the binary sentimentclassification (positiveor negative) problem where lsand ltcorrespond to English and Chinese (for general sentiment analy-sis, we refer the readers to the various ... using the singular vector decompositionand only selects the top k eigenvectors vk. Thismatrix w of the k vectors {vk} gives a mappingfrom the original feature space to a lower dimen-sional ... Experiment on Sentiment ClassificationsBin WeiUniversity of RochesterRochester, NY, USA.bwei@cs.rochester.eduChristopher Pal´Ecole Polytechnique de Montr´ealMontr´eal, QC, Canada.christopher.pal@polymtl.caAbstractIn...
... (EMNLP).Alessandro Bergamo and Lorenzo Torresani. 2010. Ex-ploiting weakly-labeled web images to improve ob-ject classification: a domain adaptation approach. InAdvances in Neural Information ... Translation Ripe for Cross-lingual Sentiment Classification? Kevin Duh and Akinori Fujino and Masaaki NagataNTT Communication Science Laboratories2-4 Hikari-dai, Seika-cho, Kyoto 619-0237, JAPAN{kevin.duh,fujino.akinori,nagata.masaaki}@lab.ntt.co.jpAbstractRecent ... piece is to argue the need to better understand the characteristics of domainadaptation in cross-lingual problems. We invite thereader to disagree with our conclusion (that the truebarrier to good...
... would want to apply it to a sentence such as “In 1368 Han rebelsdrove out the Mongols”, but to avoid applying it to a sentence like “The history of the Han ethnic groupis closely tied to that ... infor-mation within a 10-token window. Each dimensioni in the vector corresponds to a single word wiinthe vocabulary, and a single dimension was added to represent any number token. The value in ... similarity is too high, itmight be better not to simplify the original word.Context Similarity The second factor has to dowith ambiguity. We wish to detect and avoid caseswhere a word appears...
... The key features of this approach are:Minimal human decision making. In contrast to the standard approach, our method obviates, to alarge extent, the need to make tough or potentiallysuboptimal ... accuracy on held-outdata. To our knowledge, our work is the first attempt to optimize a ranker for clustering-level accuracy.3 A Ranking Approachto CoreferenceOur ranking approach operates by first ... majority of these learning-based approaches is to recast coreference resolutionas a binary classification task. Specifically, a clas-sifier is first trained to determine whether two NPsin a document...
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