Challenge: Existing public aspect-level datasets for aspect-based sentiment classification are small . existing methods for aspect level sentiment classification require annotation of all opinion targets .
Approach: They propose two approaches that transfer knowledge from document-level data to improve aspect-level sentiment classification.
Outcome: The proposed methods improve aspect-level sentiment classification on 4 public datasets.

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Challenge: Aspect-level sentiment classification aims to detect the sentiment polarity of a given opinion target in a sentence.
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Challenge: Aspect level sentiment classification is a subtask of document or sentence level sentiment analysis.
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Challenge: End-to-end deep learning systems lack flexibility as one cannot adjust the network to fix an obvious problem.
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Challenge: Efficient word representations play an important role in solving various problems related to NLP, data mining, text mining etc.
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Challenge: Experimental results show that our proposed approach yields better attention mechanisms . dominant ASC models are mostly discriminative classifiers based on manual feature engineering .
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Challenge: Lack of aspect-level labeled data is a major obstacle in sentiment classification due to high cost . document-level labels like reviews are easily accessible from online websites .
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Aspect Sentiment Classification with Document-level Sentiment Preference Modeling (2020.acl-main)

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Challenge: Existing studies consider Aspect Sentiment Classification (ASC) as an independent sentence-level classification problem aspect by aspect.
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