Complaint Sentence Detection via Automatic Training Data Generation using Sentiment Lexicons and Context Coherence

  • Inui T
  • Umesawa Y
  • Yamamoto M
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Abstract

We propose an automatic method for detecting complaint sentences from review documents. The proposed method consists of two procedures. One is a data generation procedure using sentiment lexicons and context coherence and the other is the expansion of a naive Bayes classifier based on the characteristics of the training data. This method has an advantage of not requiring human effort for the creation of large-scale training data and management of rules for complaint detection. The experimental results indicate that this method is more effective than the baseline methods.

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Inui, T., Umesawa, Y., & Yamamoto, M. (2013). Complaint Sentence Detection via Automatic Training Data Generation using Sentiment Lexicons and Context Coherence. Journal of Natural Language Processing, 20(5), 683–705. https://doi.org/10.5715/jnlp.20.683

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