Generating Aspect-based Extractive Opinion Summary: Drawing Inferences from Social Media Texts
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https://doi.org/10.13053/cys-22-1-2784Keywords:
Aspect-level sentiment analysis, Laptop, Polarity, Sentiment summarization, big dataAbstract
This paper presents an integrated framework to generate extractive aspect-based opinion summary from a large volume of free-form text reviews. The framework has three major components: (a) aspect identifier to determine the aspects in a given domain; (b) sentiment polarity detector for computing the sentiment polarity of opinion about an aspect; and (c) summary generator to generate opinion summary. The framework is evaluated on SemEval-2014 dataset and obtains better results than several other approaches.Downloads
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2018-03-30
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