Research on Online Review Information Classification Based on Multimodal Deep Learning

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Abstract

The incessant evolution of online platforms has ushered in a multitude of shopping modalities. Within the food industry, however, assessing the delectability of meals can only be tentatively determined based on consumer feedback encompassing aspects such as taste, pricing, packaging, service quality, delivery timeliness, hygiene standards, and environmental considerations. Traditional text data mining techniques primarily focus on consumers’ emotional traits, disregarding pertinent information pertaining to the online products themselves. In light of these aforementioned issues in current research methodologies, this paper introduces the Bert BiGRU Softmax model combined with multimodal features to enhance the efficacy of sentiment classification in data analysis. Comparative experiments conducted using existing data demonstrate that the accuracy rate of the model employed in this study reaches 90.9%. In comparison to single models or combinations of three models with the highest accuracy rate of 7.7%, the proposed model exhibits superior accuracy and proves to be highly applicable to online reviews.

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Liu, J., Sun, Y., Zhang, Y., & Lu, C. (2024). Research on Online Review Information Classification Based on Multimodal Deep Learning. Applied Sciences (Switzerland), 14(9). https://doi.org/10.3390/app14093801

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