Challenge: Recent studies on sentiment analysis of memes have focused on English, but there is a significant barrier to performing multimodal sentiment analysis research in resource-constrained languages like Bengali.
Approach: They propose to use a Bengali dataset to perform multimodal sentiment analysis in low resource languages.
Outcome: The proposed dataset for Bengali contains 4417 memes with three annotated labels positive, negative, and neutral.

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