Fast Sentence Classification using Word Co-occurrence Graphs<sup>*</sup>

We consider a supervised classification problem of categorizing e-commerce products based on just the words in the title. If done in real-time, the categorization can greatly benefit sellers by enabling them to offer immediate feedback. We present a deterministic algorithm by constructing weighted word co-occurrence graphs from the listing/item titles. We empirically evaluate this algorithm on two publicly available product listing datasets, Etsy and Amazon. Our method’s accuracy is comparable to that of a supervised classifier constructed using the fastText library. The inference time of our model is up to 2.9× faster than the fastText classifier and has small training times. The training and inference of our model scales well for big datasets performing large-scale classification on millions of listings. We perform a detailed analysis and provide insights into our method and the product categorization task.

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2024-12-15
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https://doi.org/10.1109/bigdata62323.2024.10825869
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Sentiment Analysis and Opinion Mining
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Fast Sentence Classification using Word Co-occurrence Graphs*

Shad Kirmani, Kamesh Madduri, Ashirbad Mishra
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Fast Sentence Classification using Word Co-occurrence Graphs*

Shad Kirmani, Kamesh Madduri, Ashirbad Mishra
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Abstract

We consider a supervised classification problem of categorizing e-commerce products based on just the words in the title. If done in real-time, the categorization can greatly benefit sellers by enabling them to offer immediate feedback. We present a deterministic algorithm by constructing weighted word co-occurrence graphs from the listing/item titles. We empirically evaluate this algorithm on two publicly available product listing datasets, Etsy and Amazon. Our method’s accuracy is comparable to that of a supervised classifier constructed using the fastText library. The inference time of our model is up to 2.9× faster than the fastText classifier and has small training times. The training and inference of our model scales well for big datasets performing large-scale classification on millions of listings. We perform a detailed analysis and provide insights into our method and the product categorization task.

Pennsylvania State University (US), LinkedIn (United States) (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 76%
Sentiment Analysis and Opinion Mining
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