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Deep learning for sentiment analysis on IMDB movie reviews using N-gram features
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Abstract
In the rapidly evolving digital landscape, the synergy of deep learning techniques and abundant datasets has opened new frontiers in various domains. This research delves into the film industry, specifically harnessing the potential of the International Movie DataBase (IMDB) dataset for sentiment analysis. Through a deep learning paradigm, we embark on sentiment classification of movie reviews, discerning between positive and negative sentiments. By navigating data preprocessing and N-gram feature extraction, we engineer a deep learning model comprising embedding, global average pooling, and multi-layer dense architectures. The experimental results underscore the model's prowess in sentiment analysis, emphasizing its capacity to empower informed decision-making within the film industry.
Keywords
IMDB movie dataset, deep learning, sentiment analysis, N-gram feature extraction, model architecture
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Ouyang,S. (2024). Deep learning for sentiment analysis on IMDB movie reviews using N-gram features. Applied and Computational Engineering,35,56-63.
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