This model improves sarcasm detection in text reviews, achieving a high F-score of 95%, indicating better accuracy over traditional methods.
In the last two decades, people have been posting about their choices, likes, dislikes, their views, and their opinions on websites. People tend to post text feedback, audio feedback, and video feedback on websites. Natural language processing techniques such as emotion detection, sentiment analysis, etc., can be used to judge the sentiments of the people. Businesses can use these techniques to judge their products and services and, in turn, decide the respective future actions to be taken based on the opinions. In sentiment analysis, the feedback can be judged as positive, negative, or neutral. Some people express their views sarcastically. By being sarcastic, the opinion is inverted in terms of polarity. Neural network techniques have been used recently for sarcasm detection. This study is focused on detecting sarcasm from text reviews using the CB technique of Convolution Neural Networks (CNN) and Bi-directional Encoder Representations from Transformers (BERT). This technique improves the performance compared to the individual deep learning techniques by having an F-score of 95%.
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