Challenge: In aspect-based sentiment analysis, the implicit mention of aspects is difficult to identify and may require world knowledge to do so.
Approach: They evaluate frequency-based, hybrid, and machine learning methods to extract aspect terms from opinionated texts in Portuguese.
Outcome: The proposed methods show that they are more efficient and more efficient than previous methods.

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