ryang1119/ATOSS
Repo for "Make Compound Sentences Simple to Analyze: Learning to Split Sentences for Aspect-based Sentiment Analysis" [EMNLP'2024 Findings]
This tool helps researchers in natural language processing to simplify complex sentences before analyzing sentiment. It takes long, compound sentences as input and splits them into shorter, more manageable parts, making it easier to pinpoint specific aspects and their associated sentiments. This is ideal for academics and data scientists working on sentiment analysis research.
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Use this if you need to precisely analyze sentiment tied to specific aspects within very long or complex sentences, especially for research purposes.
Not ideal if you're looking for a direct, out-of-the-box sentiment analysis tool for business applications rather than a research-focused sentence splitter.
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