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Yelp Fine-grained classification Benchmark (Sentiment Analysis)

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Sentiment Analysis is the task of classifying the polarity of a given text. For instance, a text-based tweet can be categorized into either "positive", "negative", or "neutral". Given the text and accompanying labels, a model can be trained to predict the correct sentiment.

Sentiment Analysis techniques can be categorized into machine learning approaches, lexicon-based approaches, and even hybrid methods. Some subcategories of research in sentiment analysis include: multimodal sentiment analysis, aspect-based sentiment analysis, fine-grained opinion analysis, language specific sentiment analysis.

More recently, deep learning techniques, such as RoBERTa and T5, are used to train high-performing sentiment classifiers that are evaluated using metrics like F1, recall, and precision. To evaluate sentiment analysis systems, benchmark datasets like SST, GLUE, and IMDB movie reviews are used.

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Paper Code Ran Syntology Report
1 XLNet 27.05 – Paper Code 2019 10 of 24 ran · 14 unverified report
2 BERT_large+ITPT 28.62 – Paper Code 2019 6 of 18 ran · 12 unverified report
3 BERT large 29.32 – Paper Code 2019 15 of 52 ran · 37 unverified report
4 BERT_base+ITPT 29.42 – Paper Code 2019 6 of 18 ran · 12 unverified report
5 ULMFiT 29.98 – Paper Code 2018 2 of 5 ran · 3 unverified report
6 DPCNN 30.58 – Paper Code 2017 linked, not harvested report
7 DRNN 30.85 – Paper – 2018 no code linked report
8 BERT large finetune UDA 32.08 – Paper Code 2019 15 of 52 ran · 37 unverified report
9 CNN 32.39 – Paper – 2016 no code linked report
10 BiLSTM generalized pooling 33.45 – Paper Code 2018 linked, not harvested report
11 CCCapsNet 34.15 – Paper Code 2018 linked, not harvested report
12 DNC+CUW 34.40 – Paper Code 2019 3 of 3 ran · 0 unverified report
13 LEAM 35.91 – Paper Code 2018 linked, not harvested report
14 FastText 36.1 – Paper Code 2016 2 of 9 ran · 7 unverified report
15 SWEM-hier 36.21 – Paper Code 2018 linked, not harvested report
16 Char-level CNN 37.95 – Paper Code 2015 4 of 20 ran · 16 unverified report
17 SVDCNN 46.80 – Paper Code 2019 linked, not harvested report

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