Challenge: Existing methods to extract aspects and sentiments are limited due to lack of annotated sequence data.
Approach: They propose a Selective Adversarial Learning method to align latent correlation vectors . they propose tagging a set of aspect boundary tags and sentiment tags to create a joint label space .
Outcome: The proposed method can learn weights for words to achieve fine-grained adaptation.

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