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Comparative Evaluation of Various Feature Weighting Methods on Movie Reviews

S. Sivakumar, +1 more
- pp 721-730
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This work concludes that Word2Vec with SGD is the best combination for sentiment classification problem on IMDB dataset and can be used as a base for future exploration of opinioned value on any textual data.
Abstract
Sentiment analysis is a method of extracting subjective information from customer reviews. The analysis helps to reveal the consumer insights about the product, a theme, or a service. In the existing literature, various methods such as BoW and TF-IDF are employed for sentiment analysis and deep learning methods are not explored much. We made an attempt to apply Word2Vec feature weighting method for this problem. We carried out various experiments for sentiment analysis on a large dataset IMDB that contains movie review. We compared various feature weighting methods and analyzed using different classifiers, and the best combination was determined. From the experimental results, we conclude that Word2Vec with SGD is the best combination for sentiment classification problem on IMDB dataset. The result shown in the paper can be used as a base for future exploration of opinioned value on any textual data.

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