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Deep Learning for Chinese Language Sentiment Extraction and Analysis

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  • Zhu Zhu
  • Man Fai Leung

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In recent years, vocabulary emotion processing has become immensely popular and the requirements for language emotion analysis mining and processing have become significantly abundant. The sentiment extraction and analysis work has always been very challenging; especially, the Chinese word segmentation operation is difficult to deal with effectively, the multiple combinations of implicit and explicit words make the task of sentiment analysis mining more difficult, and, in particular, the efficiency of machine analysis of language sentiment is feeble. We use some expressions and sentiment vocabulary dictionaries combined with hybrid structures and use information synergy methods to get in touch with sentiment analysis methods. We use the relevant sentiment to evaluate the explicit or implicit emotional association of the emotional connection of the vocabulary and add the unique emotional word matrix to analyze the related clustering results of the emotional words to continuously optimize and upgrade the performance, so that our sentiment analysis results are systematic in terms of efficiency and significantly improved.

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  • Zhu Zhu & Man Fai Leung, 2022. "Deep Learning for Chinese Language Sentiment Extraction and Analysis," Mathematical Problems in Engineering, Hindawi, vol. 2022, pages 1-12, June.
  • Handle: RePEc:hin:jnlmpe:8145445
    DOI: 10.1155/2022/8145445
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