基于bert的变压器和深度学习情感预测模型的比较分析

Anandan Chinnalagu, A. Durairaj
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来自变形金刚(BERT)和深度学习(DL)模型的最先进的双向编码器表示用于自然语言处理(NLP)应用。社交媒体营销和客户的积极情绪对许多在线企业起着重要作用。对于企业来说,根据在线评论的上下文来预测客户的情绪是一项至关重要的任务。由于大量的非结构化客户评论数据集,预测准确的情绪是一项耗时且具有挑战性的任务。大量的实验结果揭示了大规模客户评论数据集的性能和不准确性问题。本文对BERT、Hybrid fastText- bilstm和fastText Trigram模型的实验研究工作进行了比较分析,这些模型克服了更准确的情感预测挑战。我们为大型客户评论数据集提出了微调BERT和混合fastText-BILSTM模型。对比分析结果表明,与其他深度学习模型相比,所提出的微调BERT模型在精度和其他性能指标方面表现更好。
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Comparative Analysis of BERT-base Transformers and Deep Learning Sentiment Prediction Models
The state-of-the-art Bidirectional Encoder Representations from Transformers (BERT) and Deep Learning (DL) models are used for Natural Language Processing (NLP) applications. Social media marketing and customers positive sentiments play major role for many online businesses.It is a crucial task for companies to predict customers sentiment based on context from online reviews. Predicting accurate sentiment is a time-consuming and challenging task due to high volume of unstructured customers review dataset. There are many previous experimental results reveals the performance and inaccuracy issues on large scale customer reviews datasets. This paper presents the comparative analysis of experimental research work on BERT, Hybrid fastText-BILSTM, and fastText Trigram models overcome more accurate sentiment prediction challenges. We propose fine-tuned BERT and Hybrid fastText-BILSTM models for large customer review datasets. This comparative analysis results show that the proposed fine-tuned BERT model performs better compare to other DL models in terms of accuracy and other performance measures.
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