Deep Learning for Automated Sentiment Analysis of Social Media

L. Cheng, Song-Lin Tsai
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The spread of information on Facebook and Twitter is much more efficient than on traditional social media platforms. For word-of-mouth (WOM) marketing, social media have become a rich information source for companies or scholars to design models to examine this repository and mine useful insights for marketing strategies. However, social media language is relatively short and contains special words and symbols. Most natural language processing (NLP) methods focus on processing formal sentences and are not well-suited to such short messages. In this study we propose a novel sentiment analysis framework based on deep learning models to extract sentiment from social media. We collect data from which we compile a dataset. After processing these special terms, we seek to establish a semantic dataset for further research. The extracted information will be useful for many future applications. The experimental data have been obtained by crawling several social media platforms.
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深度学习用于社交媒体的自动情感分析
Facebook和Twitter上的信息传播比传统社交媒体平台要高效得多。对于口碑营销来说,社交媒体已经成为企业或学者设计模型的一个丰富的信息源,可以检查这个信息库,并为营销策略挖掘有用的见解。然而,社交媒体语言相对较短,包含特殊的单词和符号。大多数自然语言处理(NLP)方法都侧重于处理形式句,不适合处理这种短消息。在本研究中,我们提出了一种基于深度学习模型的情感分析框架,用于从社交媒体中提取情感。我们收集数据,然后编制数据集。在处理这些特殊术语之后,我们寻求建立一个语义数据集以供进一步研究。提取的信息将对许多未来的应用很有用。实验数据是通过抓取多个社交媒体平台获得的。
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