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GSMNet: Global Semantic Memory Network for Aspect-Level Sentiment Classification
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DOI：10.1109/MIS.2020.3042253.png)
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Aspect-level sentiment classification determines the sentiment polarity of a targeted aspect. To solve this task, attention-based neural networks are typically adopted to explore the interaction between the aspect and its context in a single sentence. However, such approaches ignore the rich semantic information that can be obtained from other sentences. This article shows that the contexts of aspects with similar meanings should be considered global semantic information that can be incorporated as domain knowledge. Then, a novel global semantic memory network (GSMNet) is proposed to share the global semantic information of various aspects and generate a domain-specific representation. With the help of domain knowledge, crucial words can be focused on more precisely. Moreover, instead of employing the concatenating operation for vectors before classification, GSMNet adopts a fine-grained information fusion layer to capture the importance of representations for efficiently extracting the valid parts of each dimension. The experimental results demonstrate the effectiveness of our model.
Keywords:
Semantics
Task analysis
Data mining
GSM
Feature extraction
Active appearance model
Intelligent systems
Sentiment classification
semantic memory
attention mechanism
information fusion
domain knowledge
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