DCU-ML at the FinNLP-2022 ERAI Task: Investigating the Transferability of Sentiment Analysis Data for Evaluating Rationales of Investors

Chenyang Lyu, Tianbo Ji, Liting Zhou
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In this paper, we describe our system for the FinNLP-2022 shared task: Evaluating the Rationales of Amateur Investors (ERAI). The ERAI shared tasks focuses on mining profitable information from financial texts by predicting the possible Maximal Potential Profit (MPP) and Maximal Loss (ML) based on the posts from amateur investors. There are two sub-tasks in ERAI: Pairwise Comparison and Unsupervised Rank, both target on the prediction of MPP and ML. To tackle the two tasks, we frame this task as a text-pair classification task where the input consists of two documents and the output is the label of whether the first document will lead to higher MPP or lower ML. Specifically, we propose to take advantage of the transferability of Sentiment Analysis data with an assumption that a more positive text will lead to higher MPP or higher ML to facilitate the prediction of MPP and ML. In experiment on the ERAI blind test set, our systems trained on Sentiment Analysis data and ERAI training data ranked 1st and 8th in ML and MPP pairwise comparison respectively. Code available in this link.
DCU-ML在FinNLP-2022 ERAI任务:调查情绪分析数据的可转移性,以评估投资者的基本原理
在本文中,我们描述了FinNLP-2022共享任务:评估业余投资者的基本原理(ERAI)的系统。ERAI共享任务侧重于通过根据业余投资者的帖子预测可能的最大潜在利润(MPP)和最大损失(ML),从金融文本中挖掘有利可图的信息。在ERAI中有两个子任务:成对比较和无监督秩,都是针对MPP和ML的预测。为了解决这两个任务,我们将这个任务框架为文本对分类任务,其中输入由两个文档组成,输出是第一个文档是否会导致更高的MPP或更低的ML的标签。我们建议利用情感分析数据的可转移性,假设更积极的文本将导致更高的MPP或更高的ML,以促进MPP和ML的预测。在ERAI盲测试集的实验中,我们的系统训练的情感分析数据和ERAI训练数据在ML和MPP两两比较中分别排名第1和第8。代码可在此链接中获得。
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