Analyzing user sentiment from movie reviews requires deep learning techniques
because the large volume of reviews makes manual analysis is impractical.
Sentiment analysis is now essential for understanding public opinion because
people use online platforms to share vast amounts of data and opinions.
Traditional approaches are capable of dealing with limited information, while big
and complex data need sophisticated techniques. In this study, a novel approach
is introduced for movie review classification based on sentiments using
Polymorphic Graph Attention Bayesian Asymmetric Quantized Neural Network
with Emperor Penguin Optimization (PGABAQNNet-EPO). Performance analysis
of the proposed model is done based on three commonly used databases, which
are MovieLens, IMDb, and Rotten Tomatoes. The results show a high accuracy
rate of 99.1%, 99.4%, and 99.3% for MovieLens, IMDb, and Rotten Tomatoes,
respectively, and an F1-score of more than 99%, the results demonstrate
outstanding performance. The model achieves rapid computation time of 0.02
second along with low error values. The algorithm shows strong capabilities for
sentiment analysis and provides a reliable approach to classify movie reviews
with high speed.
Keywords: Bayesian asymmetric quantized neural networks, Dual-domain Cswin
transformer, Emperor Penguin Optimization, natural language processing,
Polymorphic graph attention.
