Attention Enhanced BiLSTM for Causal Sentiment Mining in Noisy Social Media Streams

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This paper introduces a CNN BiLSTM MHSA model with a noise-invariant head for sentiment classification in noisy social media, outperforming baselines by identifying sentiment-driving lexical triggers.

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The paper studies causal sentiment mining from noisy, informal social media text and proposes a CNN BiLSTM model augmented with multihead self-attention (MHSA) and a Noise Invariant Contrastive Head (NICH) to improve predictive accuracy while identifying lexical triggers of sentiment shifts. Using pretrained GloVe embeddings plus a lightweight convolutional n-gram frontend and a bidirectional LSTM for contextual modeling, the authors train in two phases (freeze then fine-tune with AdamW and cosine decay). On benchmarks of 1.6M Sentiment140 tweets and 50k IMDB reviews, they report outperforming classical baselines and deep variants lacking attention or bidirectionality, with ablations indicating MHSA as the main driver of gains and attention highlighting negators, intensifiers, and key emojis. A key limitation explicitly implied by the setup is that evaluation is based on sentiment datasets and real-time interpretability is framed for text streams rather than clinical or biological outcomes. The paper does not explicitly discuss endometriosis or adenomyosis; it was included in the corpus via a keyword match in the upstream search index.

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Abstract Social media platforms generate a torrent of short, informal messages rich in slang, emojis, and context dependent expressions, making accurate sentiment classification and real time interpretability a major challenge for organizations. We propose a novel CNN BiLSTM MHSA architecture augmented with a Noise Invariant Contrastive Head (NICH) that simultaneously boosts predictive performance and exposes the lexical triggers of sentiment shifts. Our model combines pretrained GloVe embeddings, a lightweight convolutional frontend for local n-gram detection, a bidirectional LSTM for contextual modelling, and a multihead self attention layer to dynamically highlight sentiment bearing tokens. Training proceeds in two phases: embeddings are first frozen for stable convergence, then fine tuned with AdamW under a cosine decay learning rate schedule. On two benchmarks (1.6 M tweets from Sentiment140 and 50 k IMDB reviews), we outperform classical baselines (LR, SVM, RF) nd exceed deep variants lacking attention or bidirectionality. Ablation confirms MHSA as the primary driver of gains followed by bidirectionality and dropout. Attention reveal causal patterns negators, intensifiers, key emojis that underpin predictions, enabling targeted interventions in marketing, crisis response, and customer service. Our framework thus provides a scalable blueprint for causal text mining in any noisy, high velocity data stream where interpretability and timely decisions are paramount
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We propose a novel CNN BiLSTM MHSA architecture augmented with a Noise Invariant Contrastive Head (NICH) that simultaneously boosts predictive performance and exposes the lexical triggers of sentiment shifts. Our model combines pretrained GloVe embeddings, a lightweight convolutional frontend for local n-gram detection, a bidirectional LSTM for contextual modelling, and a multihead self attention layer to dynamically highlight sentiment bearing tokens. Training proceeds in two phases: embeddings are first frozen for stable convergence, then fine tuned with AdamW under a cosine decay learning rate schedule. On two benchmarks (1.6 M tweets from Sentiment140 and 50 k IMDB reviews), we outperform classical baselines (LR, SVM, RF) nd exceed deep variants lacking attention or bidirectionality. Ablation confirms MHSA as the primary driver of gains followed by bidirectionality and dropout. Attention reveal causal patterns negators, intensifiers, key emojis that underpin predictions, enabling targeted interventions in marketing, crisis response, and customer service. Our framework thus provides a scalable blueprint for causal text mining in any noisy, high velocity data stream where interpretability and timely decisions are paramount Sentiment Analysis Attention Mechanism Bidirectional LSTM Causal Inference Noisy Web Data Social Media Analytics Noise Invariant Contrastive Head Deep Learning Full Text Additional Declarations No competing interests reported. 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