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Presenter : Jian-Ren Chen Authors : Sheng-Tun Li a,b,* , Fu-Ching Tsai a 2013 , KBS

A fuzzy conceptualization model for text mining with application in opinion polarity classification. Presenter : Jian-Ren Chen Authors : Sheng-Tun Li a,b,* , Fu-Ching Tsai a 2013 , KBS. Outlines. Motivation Objectives Methodology Experiments Conclusions Comments.

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Presenter : Jian-Ren Chen Authors : Sheng-Tun Li a,b,* , Fu-Ching Tsai a 2013 , KBS

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  1. A fuzzy conceptualization model for text mining with application in opinion polarity classification Presenter : Jian-Ren ChenAuthors : Sheng-Tun Lia,b,*, Fu-Ching Tsaia2013 , KBS

  2. Outlines • Motivation • Objectives • Methodology • Experiments • Conclusions • Comments

  3. Motivation Most existing document classification algorithms are easily affected by ambiguous terms. The ability to disambiguate for a classifier is thus as important as the ability to classify accurately. - opinion polarity classification

  4. Objectives • We propose a concept driven text classification approach based on Formal Concept Analysis (FCA) to train a classifier using concepts instead of documents, so as to reduce the inherent ambiguities. • We further utilize fuzzy formal concept analysis (FFCA) to take uncertain information into consideration.

  5. Formal concept analysis Objects: {Review6,Review7} Attributes: {Phenomenal, Fantastic, Love} => formal concept negativeclass: ‘‘Awful’’ {Review2, Review3} neutral class: ‘‘Cover’’ {Review5} positiveclass: ‘‘Phenomenal’’, ‘‘Fantastic’’ and ‘‘Love’’ {Review1,Review4, Review6 and Review7}

  6. Formal concept analysis positiveclass: {Review1,Review4, Review6, Review7} negativeclass: {Review2, Review3} neutral class: {Review5}

  7. Methodology - Architecture

  8. Methodology tf-idf: Inverted Conformity Frequency (ICF): Uniformity (Uni): tf-idf> 26 ICF < log(2) Uni > 0.2

  9. Methodology

  10. Methodology

  11. Experiments -Data set and evaluation • Data set: • Reuter-21578 • movie review • e-book review • Evaluation

  12. Experiments (parameters)

  13. Experiments

  14. Experiments(conceptualization)

  15. Experiments

  16. Experiments

  17. Conclusions • FFCM successfully reduce the impact from textual ambiguity. • The results from the experiments show that FFCM outperforms other state-of-the-art algorithms for both Reuters-21578 and two opinion polarity collections.

  18. Comments • Advantages • the formal concepts plays an important role • Disadvantage • αmay differ from variousdatasets • only focuses on single-class classification • Applications • text mining

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