Classifying Tweet Sentiment Using the Hidden State and Attention Matrix of a Fine-tuned BERTweet Model
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Abstract (arXiv)
This paper introduces a study on tweet sentiment classification. Our task is to classify a tweet as either positive or negative. We approach the problem in two steps, namely embedding and classifying. Our baseline methods include several combinations of traditional embedding methods and classification algorithms. Furthermore, we explore the current state-of-the-art tweet analysis model, BERTweet, and propose a novel approach in which features are engineered from the hidden states and attention matrices of the model, inspired by empirical study of the tweets. Using a multi-layer perceptron trained with a high dropout rate for classification, our proposed approach achieves a validation accuracy of 0.9111.
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