Synonym-based Text Generation in Restructuring Imbalanced Dataset for Deep Learning Models

Febi Siti Sutria Ningsih, P. Khotimah, Andria Arisal, A. Rozie, D. Munandar, D. Riswantini, Ekasari Nugraheni, W. Suwarningsih, D. Kurniasari
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One of which machine learning data processing problems is imbalanced classes. Imbalanced classes could potentially cause bias towards the majority classes due to the nature of machine learning algorithms that presume that the object cardinality in classes is around similar number. Oversampling or generating new objects in minority class are common approaches for balancing the dataset. In text oversampling method, semantic meaning loses often occur when deep learning algorithms are used. We propose synonym-based text generation for restructuring the imbalanced COVID-19 online-news dataset. Three deep learning models (MLP, CNN, and LSTM) using TF/IDF and word embedding (WE) feature are tested with the original and balanced dataset. The results indicate that the balance condition of the dataset and the use of text representative features affect the performance of the deep learning model. Using balanced data and deep learning models with WE greatly affect the classification significantly higher performances as high as 4%, 5%, and 6% in accuracy, precision, recall, and f1-score, respectively.
基于同义词的深度学习模型重构不平衡数据集文本生成
其中一个机器学习数据处理问题是不平衡类。不平衡的类可能会导致对大多数类的偏见,因为机器学习算法的本质是假设类中的对象基数大约是相似的。过采样或在少数类中生成新对象是平衡数据集的常用方法。在文本过采样方法中,使用深度学习算法时经常会出现语义丢失。我们提出了基于同义词的文本生成来重组不平衡的COVID-19在线新闻数据集。使用TF/IDF和词嵌入(WE)特征对三种深度学习模型(MLP、CNN和LSTM)进行了测试。结果表明,数据集的平衡状况和文本代表性特征的使用会影响深度学习模型的性能。使用平衡数据和带WE的深度学习模型对分类的影响显著提高,准确率、精密度、召回率和f1-score分别高达4%、5%和6%。
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