MahaEmoSen: Towards Emotion-aware Multimodal Marathi Sentiment Analysis

Author:

Chaudhari Prasad1ORCID,Nandeshwar Pankaj1ORCID,Bansal Shubhi1ORCID,Kumar Nagendra1ORCID

Affiliation:

1. Indian Institute of Technology, Indore, India

Abstract

With the advent of the Internet, social media platforms have witnessed an enormous increase in user-generated textual and visual content. Microblogs on platforms such as Twitter are extremely useful for comprehending how individuals feel about a specific issue through their posted texts, images, and videos. Owing to the plethora of content generated, it is necessary to derive an insight of its emotional and sentimental inclination. Individuals express themselves in a variety of languages and, lately, the number of people preferring native languages has been consistently increasing. Marathi language is predominantly spoken in the Indian state of Maharashtra. However, sentiment analysis in Marathi has rarely been addressed. In light of the above, we propose an emotion-aware multimodal Marathi sentiment analysis method (MahaEmoSen). Unlike the existing studies, we leverage emotions embedded in tweets besides assimilating the content-based information from the textual and visual modalities of social media posts to perform a sentiment classification. We mitigate the problem of small training sets by implementing data augmentation techniques. A word-level attention mechanism is applied on the textual modality for contextual inference and filtering out noisy words from tweets. Experimental outcomes on real-world social media datasets demonstrate that our proposed method outperforms the existing methods for Marathi sentiment analysis in resource-constrained circumstances.

Publisher

Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)

Subject

General Computer Science

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