Aspect-oriented sentiment analysis is a meticulous sentiment analysis task that aims to analyse the sentiment polarity of specific aspects. Most of the current research builds graph convolutional networks based on dep...Aspect-oriented sentiment analysis is a meticulous sentiment analysis task that aims to analyse the sentiment polarity of specific aspects. Most of the current research builds graph convolutional networks based on dependent syntactic trees, which improves the classification performance of the models to some extent. However, the technical limitations of dependent syntactic trees can introduce considerable noise into the model. Meanwhile, it is difficult for a single graph convolutional network to aggregate both semantic and syntactic structural information of nodes, which affects the final sentence classification. To cope with the above problems, this paper proposes a bi-channel graph convolutional network model. The model introduces a phrase structure tree and transforms it into a hierarchical phrase matrix. The adjacency matrix of the dependent syntactic tree and the hierarchical phrase matrix are combined as the initial matrix of the graph convolutional network to enhance the syntactic information. The semantic information feature representations of the sentences are obtained by the graph convolutional network with a multi-head attention mechanism and fused to achieve complementary learning of dual-channel features. Experimental results show that the model performs well and improves the accuracy of sentiment classification on three public benchmark datasets, namely Rest14, Lap14 and Twitter.展开更多
This paper proposes an extended system dependence graph called AspectSDG to represent control and data dependences for AspeetC＋＋ programs, and presents an approach for the construction of AspectSDG. This approach de...This paper proposes an extended system dependence graph called AspectSDG to represent control and data dependences for AspeetC＋＋ programs, and presents an approach for the construction of AspectSDG. This approach decomposes aspect-oriented programs into three parts： component codes, aspect codes, and weaving codes. It constructs program dependence graphs （PDGs） for each part, and then connects the PDGs at call sites to form the complete AspectSDG. The AspectSDG can deal with advice precedence correctly, and represent the additional dependences caused by aspect codes. Based on this model, we introduce how to compute a static slice of an AspectC＋ ＋ program.展开更多
Identifying composite crosscutting concerns（CCs） is a research task and challenge of aspect mining.In this paper,we propose a scatter-based graph clustering approach to identify composite CCs.Inspired by the state-o...Identifying composite crosscutting concerns（CCs） is a research task and challenge of aspect mining.In this paper,we propose a scatter-based graph clustering approach to identify composite CCs.Inspired by the state-of-the-art link analysis tech-niques,we propose a two-state model to approximate how CCs tangle with core modules.According to this model,we obtain scatter and centralization scores for each program element.Espe-cially,the scatter scores are adopted to select CC seeds.Further-more,to identify composite CCs,we adopt a novel similarity measurement and develop an undirected graph clustering to group these seeds.Finally,we compare it with the previous work and illustrate its effectiveness in identifying composite CCs.展开更多
Aiming at the problem that existing models in aspect-level sentiment analysis cannot fully and effectively utilize sentence semantic and syntactic structure information, this paper proposes a graph neural network-base...Aiming at the problem that existing models in aspect-level sentiment analysis cannot fully and effectively utilize sentence semantic and syntactic structure information, this paper proposes a graph neural network-based aspect-level sentiment classification model. Self-attention, aspectual word multi-head attention and dependent syntactic relations are fused and the node representations are enhanced with graph convolutional networks to enable the model to fully learn the global semantic and syntactic structural information of sentences. Experimental results show that the model performs well on three public benchmark datasets Rest14, Lap14, and Twitter, improving the accuracy of sentiment classification.展开更多
文摘Aspect-oriented sentiment analysis is a meticulous sentiment analysis task that aims to analyse the sentiment polarity of specific aspects. Most of the current research builds graph convolutional networks based on dependent syntactic trees, which improves the classification performance of the models to some extent. However, the technical limitations of dependent syntactic trees can introduce considerable noise into the model. Meanwhile, it is difficult for a single graph convolutional network to aggregate both semantic and syntactic structural information of nodes, which affects the final sentence classification. To cope with the above problems, this paper proposes a bi-channel graph convolutional network model. The model introduces a phrase structure tree and transforms it into a hierarchical phrase matrix. The adjacency matrix of the dependent syntactic tree and the hierarchical phrase matrix are combined as the initial matrix of the graph convolutional network to enhance the syntactic information. The semantic information feature representations of the sentences are obtained by the graph convolutional network with a multi-head attention mechanism and fused to achieve complementary learning of dual-channel features. Experimental results show that the model performs well and improves the accuracy of sentiment classification on three public benchmark datasets, namely Rest14, Lap14 and Twitter.
基金Supported by the National Science Foundation forDistinguished Young Scholars (60425206) the National Natural Sci-ence Foundation of China ( 90412003 , 60373066 , 60403016 ,60503033) the National Basic Research Programof China (973 Pro-gram2002CB312000)
文摘This paper proposes an extended system dependence graph called AspectSDG to represent control and data dependences for AspeetC＋＋ programs, and presents an approach for the construction of AspectSDG. This approach decomposes aspect-oriented programs into three parts： component codes, aspect codes, and weaving codes. It constructs program dependence graphs （PDGs） for each part, and then connects the PDGs at call sites to form the complete AspectSDG. The AspectSDG can deal with advice precedence correctly, and represent the additional dependences caused by aspect codes. Based on this model, we introduce how to compute a static slice of an AspectC＋ ＋ program.
基金Supported by the National Pre-research Project (513150601)
文摘Identifying composite crosscutting concerns（CCs） is a research task and challenge of aspect mining.In this paper,we propose a scatter-based graph clustering approach to identify composite CCs.Inspired by the state-of-the-art link analysis tech-niques,we propose a two-state model to approximate how CCs tangle with core modules.According to this model,we obtain scatter and centralization scores for each program element.Espe-cially,the scatter scores are adopted to select CC seeds.Further-more,to identify composite CCs,we adopt a novel similarity measurement and develop an undirected graph clustering to group these seeds.Finally,we compare it with the previous work and illustrate its effectiveness in identifying composite CCs.
文摘Aiming at the problem that existing models in aspect-level sentiment analysis cannot fully and effectively utilize sentence semantic and syntactic structure information, this paper proposes a graph neural network-based aspect-level sentiment classification model. Self-attention, aspectual word multi-head attention and dependent syntactic relations are fused and the node representations are enhanced with graph convolutional networks to enable the model to fully learn the global semantic and syntactic structural information of sentences. Experimental results show that the model performs well on three public benchmark datasets Rest14, Lap14, and Twitter, improving the accuracy of sentiment classification.
