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Aigul Sushkova 1 * , Alfiya Yarullina 2 , Leysan Akhmetova 3 , Barno Shamuratova 4 , E. Laxmi Lydia 5
Doi: https://doi.org/10.54216/IJNS.250135
Neutrosophic logic (NL) goes further by introducing a third component: indeterminacy. Each logical proposition in NL belongs to three degrees: truth (T), indeterminacy (I), and false (F), each taking value within the range of zero and one. This allows the processing and representation of uncertain, incomplete, and inconsistent data in a superior way. NL finds it beneficial in partially contradictory, partially known, and partially unknown scenarios, it becomes an effective instrument for applications in fields such as information fusion, artificial intelligence, and data analysis, where logical framework might be unsuccessful in handling the nuances and complexities of real-time data. Recently, Arabic sentiment analysis has become a hot research topic, which mainly intends to recognize sentiments that exist in Arabic social media. Therefore, this study introduces a Single-Valued Linguistic Complex Neutrosophic Set based Arabic Sentiment Classification (SVLCNS-ASC) technique on NLP applications. The presented SVLCNS-ASC technique undergoes Arabic data pre-processing and Glove word embedding process. For sentiment recognition, the SVLCNS-ASC technique applies the SVLCNS model, which enables to identification of various kinds of sentiments. At last, the performance of the SVLCNS model can be boosted by the use of artificial bee colony (ABC) based parameter-tuning approach. The results of the SVLCNS-ASC system has been studied on Arabic database. The experimental values indicate the supremacy of the SVLCNS-ASC approach compared to recent models.
Sentiment Analysis , Intuitionistic Fuzzy Set , Artificial Bee Colony , Arabic Language , Membership Function , Neutrosophic Set
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