Hybrid classifier with aspect based feature set for sentiment analysis
Aspect Based Sentiment Analysis (ABSA) aims to determine sentiment with respect to specific aspects of a text, providing more detailed insights than conventional sentiment analysis which assigns a single polarity to the whole text. However conventional techniques often fail to capture fine grained aspect level sentiment limiting their effectiveness in real world applications such as product reviews and customer feedback analysis. In this article proposes an innovative ABSA framework that synchronizes enhanced feature engineering with a lightweight hybrid deep learning architecture. In the proposed method Text preprocessing is done using a BERT tokenizer followed by feature extraction with an improved TF-IDF approach and Aspect Term Extraction (ATE) allowing the model to capture both global context and aspect level information. A hybrid classifier synchronizes Link-Net and SqueezeNet for fast and accurate sentiment classification. Experiment was conducted on data for Restaurant Reviews containing 10,000 reviews. The dataset splitting in training, validation and testing set 70:15:15 respectively. Fiive-fold cross-validation was applied to ensure robustness of proposed framework. Outcome of analysis demonstrate that the proposed farmwork gained a high accuracy of 97.7%, sensitivity 96.4% and F-1 Score 91.0% as compare to several traditional framework. The Proposed technique suggests a balanced tradeoff between performance and computational cost making it suitable for real time ABSA applications.