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Opinioned Post Detection in Sina Weibo


GOPD extracts user interactions from posts and constructs the OSG. Based on the OSG, GOPD builds a pMRF model and utilizes metadata to infer the labels (opinioned/non-opi...

Abstract:

Sina Weibo has become an important data resource for opinion mining. However, this data resource is polluted with un-opinionated posts. Detecting posts containing opinion...Show More
Topic: Trust Management in Pervasive Social Networking (TruPSN)

Abstract:

Sina Weibo has become an important data resource for opinion mining. However, this data resource is polluted with un-opinionated posts. Detecting posts containing opinions in Sina Weibo faces two challenges. One is the short text in Sina Weibo that leads to insufficient textual features. The other challenge is the absence of ground-truth data for training models. In this paper, we propose a weakly supervised framework named graph-based opinioned post detector (GOPD) to detect the opinioned posts in Sina Weibo. GOPD utilizes three types of user interactions, which include reposting, responding, and referring, to construct the opinioned similarity graph (OSG) that describes the opinioned similarity between posts. On the OSG, opinioned post detection is formulated as a classification problem. The pairwise Markov random field model and the loopy belief propagation algorithm are employed to solve the problem. GOPD is evaluated on the manually labeled real-world datasets. Results show that the GOPD efficiently detects opinioned posts and transfers cross topics.
Topic: Trust Management in Pervasive Social Networking (TruPSN)
GOPD extracts user interactions from posts and constructs the OSG. Based on the OSG, GOPD builds a pMRF model and utilizes metadata to infer the labels (opinioned/non-opi...
Published in: IEEE Access ( Volume: 5)
Page(s): 7263 - 7271
Date of Publication: 13 March 2017
Electronic ISSN: 2169-3536

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