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Chinese Financial Text Emotion Mining: GCGTS -- A Character Relationship-based Approach for Simultaneous Aspect-Opinion Pair Extraction

Published 4 Aug 2023 in cs.CL | (2308.02113v1)

Abstract: Aspect-Opinion Pair Extraction (AOPE) from Chinese financial texts is a specialized task in fine-grained text sentiment analysis. The main objective is to extract aspect terms and opinion terms simultaneously from a diverse range of financial texts. Previous studies have mainly focused on developing grid annotation schemes within grid-based models to facilitate this extraction process. However, these methods often rely on character-level (token-level) feature encoding, which may overlook the logical relationships between Chinese characters within words. To address this limitation, we propose a novel method called Graph-based Character-level Grid Tagging Scheme (GCGTS). The GCGTS method explicitly incorporates syntactic structure using Graph Convolutional Networks (GCN) and unifies the encoding of characters within the same syntactic semantic unit (Chinese word level). Additionally, we introduce an image convolutional structure into the grid model to better capture the local relationships between characters within evaluation units. This innovative structure reduces the excessive reliance on pre-trained LLMs and emphasizes the modeling of structure and local relationships, thereby improving the performance of the model on Chinese financial texts. Through comparative experiments with advanced models such as Synchronous Double-channel Recurrent Network (SDRN) and Grid Tagging Scheme (GTS), the proposed GCGTS model demonstrates significant improvements in performance.

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