Sentiment Classification Using Machine Learning Techniques with Syntax Features
Huang Zou, Xinhua Tang, Bin Xie, Bing Liu · 2015
Sentiment classification has adopted machine learning techniques to improve its precision and efficiency. However, the features are always produced by basic words-bag methods without much consideration for words' syntactic properties, which could play an important role in the judgment of sentiment meanings. To remedy this, we firstly generate syntax trees of the sentences, with the analysis of syntactic features of the sentences. Then we introduce multiple sentiment features into the basic words-bag features. Such features were trained on movie reviews as data, with machine learning methods (Naive Bayes and support vector machines). The features and factors introduced by syntax tree were examined to generate a more accurate solution for sentiment classification.