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Register a new userDeep Multi-Task Model for Sarcasm Detection and Sentiment Analysis in Arabic Language
نموذج عميق متعدد المهام لتحليل السخرية وتحليل المعنويات باللغة العربية
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تشكل بروز أجهزة اللغة التصويرية، مثل السخرية والمفارقة، تحديات خطيرة لتحليل المعنويات العربية (SA).في حين أن أعمال البحث السابقة تعامل معها واكتشاف السخرية بشكل منفصل، تقدم هذه الورقة نموذجا للتعلم العميق المتعدد للمكملات المتعددة الإنهائية (MTL)، مما يتيح تفاعل المعرفة بين المهامتين.تتكون بنية MTL Model الخاصة بنا من تمثيل ترميز ثنائي الاتجاه من طراز المحولات (Bert)، وحدة تفاعل انتباه متعددة المهام، واثنين من مصنفين المهامين.تظهر النتائج الإجمالية التي تم الحصول عليها أن نموذجنا المقترح تتفوق على نظرائه المهمة الواحدة و MTL على كل من المهاجمة والشعور الفرعي للكشف عن المعنويات.
The prominence of figurative language devices, such as sarcasm and irony, poses serious challenges for Arabic Sentiment Analysis (SA). While previous research works tackle SA and sarcasm detection separately, this paper introduces an end-to-end deep Multi-Task Learning (MTL) model, allowing knowledge interaction between the two tasks. Our MTL model's architecture consists of a Bidirectional Encoder Representation from Transformers (BERT) model, a multi-task attention interaction module, and two task classifiers. The overall obtained results show that our proposed model outperforms its single-task and MTL counterparts on both sarcasm and sentiment detection subtasks.
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