2020
DOI: 10.1049/cje.2020.09.003
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Multi‐level Deep Correlative Networks for Multi‐modal Sentiment Analysis

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“…A multilevel deep correlative network for multimodal sentiment analysis is proposed (Cai et al, 2020) Reduce the semantic gap by simultaneously analysing the middle-level semantic features of images and the hierarchical deep correlations.…”
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“…A multilevel deep correlative network for multimodal sentiment analysis is proposed (Cai et al, 2020) Reduce the semantic gap by simultaneously analysing the middle-level semantic features of images and the hierarchical deep correlations.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Multimodal sentiment analysis is gaining popularity because it expanded traditional SA based on texts to multimodal content, which provide richer effective data. Multilevel deep correlative networks were developed by (Cai et al, 2020). The developed scheme decreases the semantic gap by investigating the deep hierarchical correlations and the middle‐level semantic features.…”
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“…This study utilizes a cross modal attention mechanism to fuse features pairs by pairs between different modalities, capturing the correlation between modalities. This stage is called the cross modal feature fusion layer [22]. Then, the obtained pairwise fused feature matrix is concatenated and the internal correlation of modal features is captured through self attention mechanism.…”
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“…ese metadata can be used to design new recommendation models and improve the recommendation accuracy of the models. e content filtering method [4] makes up for the shortage of collaborative filtering by mining the content features of songs that users have listened to recommend songs that are similar to them. However, content filtering ignores the "synergy law" among users because similar songs have similar properties and similar users have similar preferences.…”
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