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Coarse-to-Fine-Review-Generation

this repository contains the source code for the ACL 2019 paper "Generating Long and Informative Reviews with Aspect-Aware Coarse-to-Fine Decoding"

Requirements:

  • Python 3.6
  • Pytorch 0.3
  • Anaconda3

Preparing the dataset

topic module preprocess steps

  • First, we convert all review texts into lowercase, perform tokenization using NLTK, and split the tokenized review texts into sentences
  • Second, we run the TwitterLDA model in the sentences, and tag each sentences.
  • Third, we get the topic/aspect sequence about a user-item review, and the top 100 topic words in every topic/aspect.

Finally, we get the files

"topic.pkl": topic2idx dictionary, including <sos>, <eos>, <unk>, <pad>, and topic labels.
"topic_rev.pkl": idx2topic dictionary, the reverse of topic2idx
"user.pkl" and "item.pkl": user2idx and item2idx dictionary

sketch module preprocess steps

  • First, we count the uni-gram, bi-gram and tri-gram. we get the top 50 uni-gram, 200 bi-gram and 200 tri-gram.
  • Second, we run the StanfordPostagger in the tokenized review texts.
  • Third, to get the sketch, we keep the words ranked in topic words and n-grams, and replace the rest words with their Part-of-Speech tags.

Finally, we get the files

"sketch.pkl": sketch2idx dictionary, including <sos>, <eos>, <pad>, top 50 topic words, n-grams, and Part-of-Speech tags.
"sketch_rev.pkl": idx2sketch dictionary, the reverse of sketch2idx

review module preprocess steps

  • we build a dictionary in the tokenized review texts

Finally, we get the files

"review2idx.pkl": review2idx dictionary, including the words occuring no less than 5 times.
"idx2review.pkl": idx2review dictionary, the reverse of review2idx.
"aspect_ids.pkl": topic words list, every word is replaced by its idx. the length of list is 100 * topics.

The last json file format:

Example:
{"asin": "B000M17AVO",
   "reviewerID": "AAXUSC3RGM4ZJ", 
   "overall": 4,
   "topic": "6 1", 
   "topic_tok": ["6", "1"], 
   "sketchText": "if you use PRP$ NN for watching dvds , NN .||the remote is NN of JJ . is VBG a JJ on JJ button .", 
   "reviewText": "if you use your ps3 for watching dvds , divx .||the remote is kind of cluttered . is lacking a direct on off button ."
   }

Training Instruction

sh run.sh

Because we have the gold standard in every stage, you can train topic, sketch and review module concurrently and save the models in every stage.

Testing Instruction

You can test the performance in every stage. You need to be aware that 1) testing in the sketch stage will use the topic model; 2) testing in the review stage will use the topic and sketch model.

Citation

If this work is useful in your research, please cite our paper.

@inproceedings{junyi2019reviewt,
  title={{G}enerating {L}ong and {I}nformative {R}eviews with {A}spect-{A}ware {C}oarse-to-{F}ine {D}ecoding},
  author={Junyi Li, Wayne Xin Zhao, Ji-Rong Wen, and Yang Song},
  booktitle={ACL},
  year={2019}
}

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