SGPT: Semantic Graphs based Pre-training for Aspect-based Sentiment Analysis
Yong Qian, Zhongqing Wang, Rong Xiao, Chen Chen, Haihong Tang

TL;DR
This paper introduces SGPT, a pre-training approach that incorporates semantic graphs to enhance sentiment analysis by capturing synonym and aspect-sentiment relationships, leading to improved performance over existing models.
Contribution
The paper proposes a novel semantic graph-based pre-training method that explicitly encodes sentiment-related semantic information into language models for better sentiment analysis.
Findings
SGPT outperforms strong pre-trained baselines on multiple sentiment analysis tasks.
Semantic graphs effectively encode synonym and aspect-sentiment relations.
Enhanced models show improved understanding of sentiment nuances.
Abstract
Previous studies show effective of pre-trained language models for sentiment analysis. However, most of these studies ignore the importance of sentimental information for pre-trained models.Therefore, we fully investigate the sentimental information for pre-trained models and enhance pre-trained language models with semantic graphs for sentiment analysis.In particular, we introduce Semantic Graphs based Pre-training(SGPT) using semantic graphs to obtain synonym knowledge for aspect-sentiment pairs and similar aspect/sentiment terms.We then optimize the pre-trained language model with the semantic graphs.Empirical studies on several downstream tasks show that proposed model outperforms strong pre-trained baselines. The results also show the effectiveness of proposed semantic graphs for pre-trained model.
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Taxonomy
TopicsSentiment Analysis and Opinion Mining · Text and Document Classification Technologies · Topic Modeling
