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Sentiment analysis of movie reviews based on deep learning
Fuqian Zhang 1 , Qingtao Zeng 1 , Likun Lu 1 and Yeli Li 1
Published under licence by IOP Publishing Ltd Journal of Physics: Conference Series , Volume 1754 , 2020 3rd International Symposium on Power Electronics and Control Engineering (ISPECE 2020) 27-29 November 2020, Chongqing, China Citation Fuqian Zhang et al 2021 J. Phys.: Conf. Ser. 1754 012234 DOI 10.1088/1742-6596/1754/1/012234
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In recent years, with the rapid development of NLP (Natural Language Processing) and deep learning, public opinion and public opinion on the Internet have decreased a lot compared to the past. Many Internet users have changed from mere "bystanders" to disseminators of Internet information. Movie review sentiment analysis technology is an emerging category in the field of information mining. More and more people have joined the "review army". The quality of a movie is closely related to movie reviews! The manual screening method not only consumes a lot of manpower and material resources, but also is inefficient. Therefore, the use of deep learning-based sentiment analysis has become the current general trend. Based on the principle of word mosaic (word vector) and deep learning, this paper proposes a movie review sentiment analysis technology based on deep learning and machine learning word mosaic. Experiments show that the method used in this article has reached the correct rate of emotional classification of movie reviews. 83.13%, the experimental results prove the practicability and scalability of this method and the effectiveness of this method.
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Sentiment Analysis of IMDB Movie Reviews Using Deep Learning Techniques
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Movie reviews help users to evaluate and decide if a certain movie is of their particular interest. Nowadays, there is a lot of data about movies like IMDB which is an extensive database containing thousands of movie reviews. However, analyzing each of these reviews can be time consuming and tedious, so machine learning models could be implemented for automation and analysis of these reviews. Sentiment analysis is a process that uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to find a point of view, a keyword, or a feeling in order to highlight the information of interest in the process. In this sense, an opinion can be interpreted as a dimension in the data regarding a particular topic and can be very useful in various fields of application such as data mining, web mining, and social media analytics. This paper aims to use an IMDB database that contains 50,000 reviews, and we intend to apply transformer-based language models like Bidirectional Encoder Representations from Transformers (BERT), RoBERTa, and XLNet for sentiment analysis. Moreover, we implement a TF-IDF and cluster analysis to gain insights about the topics related to both positive and negative reviews (Yasser in IMDB movie ratings sentiment analysis, 2022 [ 1 ]; Kumar et al. in Int J Interact Multimed Artif Intell 5(5), 2019 [ 2 ]; Chakraborty et al. in Soc Netw Anal Comput Res Methods Tech 7:127–147, 2018 [ 3 ]; Gadekallu et al. in Sentiment analysis and knowledge discovery in contemporary business. IGI Global, pp 77–90, 2019 [ 4 ]).
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Everyday viewers now use social media platforms to express opinions on movies. Therefore if someone wants to watch a movie, he can now leverage thousands of reviews including ratings and comments on websites such as Rotten Tomatoes and IMDb. Comments are valuable if reviewer and reader have common focus in their viewing habits. In this paper, we examine whether users can intuit the focus of movie reviews in 6 dimensions: Human interest, Recommendations given, Extremity, Technicality, Comparativeness and Plot Summary. We find strong evidence to suggest that viewers can indeed connect with reviewers in some of these dimensions. We contribute to the literature by offering another way to approach movie review categorization by using Natural Language Processing (NLP).
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