Attention-Guided Feature Fusion (AGFF) Model for Integrating Statistical and Semantic Features in News Text Classification
Mohammad Zare

TL;DR
The paper presents an AGFF model that effectively combines statistical and semantic features using attention mechanisms, significantly improving news text classification accuracy over traditional and deep learning methods.
Contribution
It introduces a novel attention-guided feature fusion framework that dynamically integrates statistical and semantic features for enhanced classification performance.
Findings
Superior accuracy on benchmark news datasets
Effective balancing of statistical and semantic features
Ablation studies confirm component contributions
Abstract
News text classification is a crucial task in natural language processing, essential for organizing and filtering the massive volume of digital content. Traditional methods typically rely on statistical features like term frequencies or TF-IDF values, which are effective at capturing word-level importance but often fail to reflect contextual meaning. In contrast, modern deep learning approaches utilize semantic features to understand word usage within context, yet they may overlook simple, high-impact statistical indicators. This paper introduces an Attention-Guided Feature Fusion (AGFF) model that combines statistical and semantic features in a unified framework. The model applies an attention-based mechanism to dynamically determine the relative importance of each feature type, enabling more informed classification decisions. Through evaluation on benchmark news datasets, the AGFF…
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Taxonomy
TopicsText and Document Classification Technologies · Sentiment Analysis and Opinion Mining · Topic Modeling
