2014
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-10816-2_26
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Incorporating Language Patterns and Domain Knowledge into Feature-Opinion Extraction

Abstract: Abstract. We present a hybrid method for aspect-based sentiment analysis of Chinese restaurant reviews. Two main components are employed so as to extract feature-opinion pairs in the proposed method: domain independent language patterns found in Chinese and a lexical base built for restaurant reviews. The language patterns focus on the general knowledge which is implicit contained in Chinese, thus can be used directly by other domains without any modification. The lexical base, on the other hand, targets for p… Show more

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“…Later on, the opinion words are used to calculate the polarity of features in product reviews. Zhou et al (2014) studied feature-opinion extraction from online reviews. The features and opinions in the reviews are extracted using rule-based.…”
Section: Rule-basedmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Later on, the opinion words are used to calculate the polarity of features in product reviews. Zhou et al (2014) studied feature-opinion extraction from online reviews. The features and opinions in the reviews are extracted using rule-based.…”
Section: Rule-basedmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Klinger and Cimiano handled aspect-sentiment pair extraction as a joint inference problem and they used imperatively defined factor graphs for extracting pairs [14]. Zhou et al incorporated domain independent language patterns and domain knowledge as a lexical base for aspect-sentiment pair extraction from Chinese restaurant reviews [15]. Quan and Ren extracted aspect-sentiment pairs based on dependency distance between aspects and sentiment calculated with dependency parser [16].…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%