Comparative Sentiment Analysis Integrating Large Language Models for Company Website Reviews

Gaoya Tu Co-Author
North Dakota State University Main Campus
 
Bong-Jin Choi Co-Author
North Dakota State University
 
Jing Bai First Author
North Dakota State University Main Campus
 
Jing Bai Presenting Author
North Dakota State University Main Campus
 
Tuesday, Aug 5: 8:35 AM - 8:50 AM
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Contributed Papers 
Music City Center 
Customer feedback particularly plays an important role for tourism, affecting travelers' decisions when choosing accommodations. Researcher in this tourism industry tends to choose sentiment analysis techniques such as Naïve Bayes Approach, Latent Dirichlet Allocation (LDA), Structural Topic Model (STM) to help host find the pivotal factors contributing to the reputation of their property. However, as the existence of sarcasm, implicit sentiment and contextual ambiguity always, it makes the classification inaccurately. To address these limitations, we propose leveraging Large Language Models (LLMs) to rephrase customer reviews before utilizing sentiment analysis methods. After compared to the methods without the rephrasing process of feedback by using LLMs, it proves that the hybrid methodology incorporating LLMs significantly enhance the performance of LDA and STM, providing a more accurate and reliable classification and interpretation of customer reviews.

Keywords

Sentiment Analysis

Large Language Model

LDA

STM 

Main Sponsor

International Chinese Statistical Association