Aspect Detection for Sentiment / Emotion Analysis
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Presentation by Yassine Benajiba, Semanto, for the Natural Language Processing–New York meetup, May 9, 2019 (https://www.meetup.com/NLP-NY/)
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Aspect Detection for Sentiment / Emotion Analysis
- 2. Outline ▪ Introduction & motivation ▪ 2 approaches forTopic Detection ▪ LDA ▪ ABAE ▪ Why ABAE is more promising? ▪ Closing remarks
- 4. Intro & motivation What is aspect based sentiment analysis? [Definition from Semeval 2015]: mining and summarizing opinions from text about specific entities and their aspects I like the food but the waiters were rude sentiment ABSA Food Service +1 (+0.65)
- 5. Intro & motivation Why do we need it? - Higher resolution analysis https://www.researchgate.net/publication/301408174_Twitter_sentiment_analysis http://159.89.224.205/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/tumblr_inline_o72ropcTfR1u37g00_540.png
- 6. Intro & motivation Why do we need it? - Higher resolution analysis - It is a more principled way to perform sentiment analysis … What would you do as a human? (Specially when most reviews have more than one sentiment)
- 7. Intro & motivation What do these aspects look like? They come in two flavors: 1- Dictionaries of aspect terms https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Most-likely-words-from-4-topics-in-LDA-from-the-AP-corpus-the-topic-titles-in-quotes-are_fig1_220766449
- 8. Intro & motivation What do these aspects look like? They come in two flavors: 1- Dictionaries of aspect terms 2- Highlighting in the text I like the food but the waiters were rude
- 9. Intro & motivation What are some of the issues we need to take into consideration? - Ambiguity Topic words like: time/experience: could be used without meaning to provide an opinion kids: family or noise? kind, noisy: sentiment ‘and’ topic
- 10. Intro & motivation What are some of the issues we need to take into consideration? - Ambiguity - multi word terms greek yogurt with cucumber dill and garlic taste crab salad with passion fruit vinaigrette store events the lady at the door (staff)
- 11. Intro & motivation What are some of the issues we need to take into consideration? - Ambiguity - multi word terms - granularity
- 12. 2 approaches LDA and ABAE
- 15. LDA intuition
- 16. LDA intuition
- 17. LDA graph model - α and η are parameters over the prior distributions over θ and β - θd is the distribution of topics for document d (real vector of length K) - βk is the distribution of words for topic k (real vector of length V) - zd,n is the topic of the nth word of the dth document - wd,n is the nth word of the dth document
- 18. LDA graph model - α and η are parameters over the prior distributions over θ and β - θd is the distribution of topics for document d (real vector of length K) - βk is the distribution of words for topic k (real vector of length V) - zd,n is the topic of the nth word of the dth document - wd,n is the nth word of the dth document Observed https://www.utdallas.edu/~nrr150130/cs6347/2015sp/lects/Lecture_17_LDA.pdf
- 19. LDA training How do we train this? Gibbs Sampling ..What does that mean? https://www.utdallas.edu/~nrr150130/cs6347/2015sp/lects/Lecture_17_LDA.pdf
- 20. LDA training Why does it work at all? Topic words co-occurrence .. Let’s try to remember that. https://www.utdallas.edu/~nrr150130/cs6347/2015sp/lects/Lecture_17_LDA.pdf
- 21. LDA outcome This is what we keep at the end What does it look like? https://www.utdallas.edu/~nrr150130/cs6347/2015sp/lects/Lecture_17_LDA.pdf
- 24. LDA recap https://www.utdallas.edu/~nrr150130/cs6347/2015sp/lects/Lecture_17_LDA.pdf Pros: - Strong mathematical basis -> consistent results - Many existing of-the-shelf tools - No domain dependence - Unsupervised-ish, why not say fully unsupervised? Let’s look at the cons Cons: - Requires list of stop words and preprocessed text - Why is that an issue? - Unigrams (can be worked around in a limited way) - Outcome: list of words out of context - Doesn’t work well for short text - Why? - What do people do to use LDA for short text?
- 27. ABAE intuition pre-trained em beddings encoding the sentence com pute probas over topics sentence reconstruction
- 28. ABAE neural net details pre-trained em beddings encoding the sentence com pute probas over topics sentence reconstruction
- 29. ABAE neural net details pre-trained em beddings encoding the sentence com pute probas over topics sentence reconstruction Filter to capture relevance of each word to the K topics
- 30. ABAE neural net details pre-trained em beddings encoding the sentence com pute probas over topics sentence reconstruction
- 31. ABAE neural net details pre-trained em beddings encoding the sentence com pute probas over topics sentence reconstruction
- 32. ABAE neural net details pre-trained em beddings encoding the sentence com pute probas over topics sentence reconstruction Topics matrix initialized with k-means
- 33. ABAE training pre-trained em beddings encoding the sentence com pute probas over topics sentence reconstruction + λ * reg. term U:loss =
- 34. ABAE training What we keep at the end: - NN overT
- 35. ABAE training What we keep at the end: - NN overT
- 36. ABAE training What we keep at the end: - NN overT - Encoder, why?
- 37. ABAE training What we keep at the end: - NN overT - Encoder, why? Multi-word topics in context
- 38. ABAE experimental setup z: aspect Sz: Set of words in z D1(w): doc freq D2(w1,w2): co-doc freq Higher is more semantically coherent Data: - Citysearch: 50k+ Restaurant reviews where 3400 are manually labeled (6 aspects) - BeerAdvocate: 1.5M reviews where 1k are manually labeled (5 aspects) Performance measures: (Precision, Recall, F1) & Coherence score
- 39. ABAE evaluation
- 40. ABAE evaluation
- 41. ABAE <> LDA recap https://www.utdallas.edu/~nrr150130/cs6347/2015sp/lects/Lecture_17_LDA.pdf - mathematical basis -> consistent results - existing of-the-shelf tools - domain dependence - Unsupervised-ish? - list of stop words and preprocessed text - ABAE uses a stop word list too, but is it the same? - Unigrams or multiword? - Outcome? - works well for short text
- 42. Why is ABAE more promising Let’s take a closer look
- 43. ABAE second look The authors initialized this with k-means but this could be anything you want. For instance …
- 44. ABAE second look The authors initialized this with k-means but this could be anything you want. For instance … https://aclweb.org/anthology/D18-1403 Summarizing opinions: Aspect Extraction meets Sentiment Prediction and they are both weakly Supervised. Angelidis and Lapata
- 45. ABAE second look The only non-linearity in town.
- 46. ABAE second look pt is used for a linear combination ofT’s entries The only non-linearity in town.
- 47. ABAE second look The only non-linearity in town. pt is used for a linear combination ofT’s entries The topic words are obtained through NN overT’s entries What the algorithm really does is search for ‘n’ points in the embedding space representative of the topics + provide a mechanism to mask stop words in the text So how can we best use this for topic detection? + + =
- 48. Closing remarks
- 49. In conclusion - Topic detection is difficult because it is domain and use case specific. We need, however, for a proper inference of “brand” profile. - existing approaches fail to think about both the inference of dictionaries and their use in specific context - LDA provided a strong approach for language independent(- ish) and unsupervised(-ish) topic modelling. - … However, it is more likely that extensions and variations of ABAE will take over in the future for the rich mechanisms they offer.