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A Dataset and BERT-based Models for Targeted Sentiment Analysis on Turkish Texts

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arxiv 2205.04185 v1 pith:MFWROJSB submitted 2022-05-09 cs.CL cs.LG

classification cs.CLcs.LG
keywords sentimentanalysistargetedmodelsannotateddataturkishbert-based
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Targeted Sentiment Analysis aims to extract sentiment towards a particular target from a given text. It is a field that is attracting attention due to the increasing accessibility of the Internet, which leads people to generate an enormous amount of data. Sentiment analysis, which in general requires annotated data for training, is a well-researched area for widely studied languages such as English. For low-resource languages such as Turkish, there is a lack of such annotated data. We present an annotated Turkish dataset suitable for targeted sentiment analysis. We also propose BERT-based models with different architectures to accomplish the task of targeted sentiment analysis. The results demonstrate that the proposed models outperform the traditional sentiment analysis models for the targeted sentiment analysis task.

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