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AAAI Conference 2025 Conference Paper

Knowledge-Enhanced Hierarchical Heterogeneous Graph for Personality Identification with Limited Training Data

  • Yuxuan Song
  • Qiudan Li
  • Yilin Wu
  • David Jingjun Xu
  • Daniel Dajun Zeng

Personality identification plays important roles in understanding user behavior and offering foresight ability for downstream applications. The key challenge is how to address the scarcity of labeled personality data. Recently, some studies have adopted data augmentation and prompt learning to perform personality identification. However, they still heavily require a large amount of labeled data to learn an appropriate distance strategy, which limits the generalization and flexibility of the model. This study proposes a knowledge-enhanced hierarchical heterogeneous graph model, which adopts a global multi-view graph node encoding to acquire comprehensive personality features and their inherent associations, where three types of knowledge including part-of-speech (POS) tag, entity, and Linguistic Inquiry and Word Count (LIWC) are introduced. Then, a hierarchical heterogeneous graph with a “post-word-diverse knowledge” structure is constructed for each post to obtain enhanced representation. Finally, a relation guided representation optimization that considers intra-user relationships and inter-label relationships is further developed to learn more discriminative semantic representation. Experimental results on three widely used datasets demonstrate that the model outperforms state-of-the-art methods when training with only 100 samples (approximately 1% of the total data set).

IS Journal 2024 Journal Article

Mining the User’s Personality With an Attention-Based Label Prompt Method

  • Liping Chen
  • Yilin Wu
  • Qiudan Li
  • Yuxuan Song
  • Chenyu Yuan
  • Daniel Zeng

Identifying personality traits from online posts is becoming a hot research topic and often plays an essential role in behavior analysis and recommender systems. Previous studies have adopted deep neural networks or pretrained language models to mine semantic information without considering the prompting role of personality labels and the connection between writing style and personality traits. This paper proposes an attention-based label-prompt method (ABLPM) to address the aforementioned challenges. The ABLPM utilizes label-prompt semantic learning to generate personality representations while integrating writing style into text semantics. Then, the style-enhanced attention mechanism further constructs the deep dynamic interaction among the personality label, text semantics, and writing style. Finally, multiple loss functions optimize the distribution of the generated personality representations. The experimental results with the MyPersonality and topic-oriented social media comment datasets demonstrate the efficacy of the proposed method.

AAAI Conference 2023 Short Paper

A Mutually Enhanced Bidirectional Approach for Jointly Mining User Demand and Sentiment (Student Abstract)

  • Xue Mao
  • Haoda Qian
  • Minjie Yuan
  • Qiudan Li

User demand mining aims to identify the implicit demand from the e-commerce reviews, which are always irregular, vague and diverse. Existing sentiment analysis research mainly focuses on aspect-opinion-sentiment triplet extraction, while the deeper user demands remain unexplored. In this paper, we formulate a novel research question of jointly mining aspect-opinion-sentiment-demand, and propose a Mutually Enhanced Bidirectional Extraction (MEMB) framework for capturing the dynamic interaction among different types of information. Finally, experiments on Chinese e-commerce data demonstrate the efficacy of the proposed model.

IS Journal 2022 Journal Article

Entity Matters in News: An Association Network-Enhanced Method for News Reprint Prediction

  • Qiudan Li
  • Hejing Liu
  • Riheng Yao
  • David Jingjun Xu
  • Daniel D. Zeng

Reprint is a fast and efficient way for news media to spread information and plays an increasingly important role in evaluating the influence of media and building a brand image. News reprint prediction is a novel research question in the news diffusion field, which predicts whether a news media will reprint a piece of news in the future. During reprinting, an association network among media and entities in the news is formed that reflects their multidimensional dynamic interaction. Existing research primarily focuses on integrating reprint historical records and news content while reprint prediction considering the associations among media and entities in the news remains under-researched. This work develops an entity association network-enhanced method for news reprint prediction, which adopts HIN2Vec to model the dynamic interaction and incorporates the learned embedding and news content through attention mechanism to generate entity-specific content representation. The efficacy of the proposed method is validated on real-world news reprint data. Experimental results show that the fusion of entity association network helps improve the performance of reprint prediction. This research contributes to media communication literature and has significant practical implications.

AAAI Conference 2021 Short Paper

An Attention Based Multi-view Model for Sarcasm Cause Detection (Student Abstract)

  • Hejing Liu
  • Qiudan Li
  • Zaichuan Tang
  • Jie Bai

Sarcasm often relates to people’s implicit discontent with certain products and policies. Existing research mainly focus on sarcasm detection, while the deep causal relationships in the full conversation remained unexplored. This paper formulates a novel research question of sarcasm cause detection, and proposes an attention based model that simultaneously captures different semantic associations as well as the inner causal logics in multi-view manner. Experiments on public Reddit dataset prove the efficacy of the proposed model.

AAAI Conference 2020 Short Paper

Session-Level User Satisfaction Prediction for Customer Service Chatbot in E-Commerce (Student Abstract)

  • Riheng Yao
  • Shuangyong Song
  • Qiudan Li
  • Chao Wang
  • Huan Chen
  • Haiqing Chen
  • Daniel Dajun Zeng

This paper aims to predict user satisfaction for customer service chatbot in session level, which is of great practical significance yet rather untouched. It requires to explore the relationship between questions and answers across different rounds of interactions, and handle user bias. We propose an approach to model multi-round conversations within one session and take user information into account. Experimental results on a dataset from a real-world industrial customer service chatbot Alime demonstrate the good performance of our proposed model.

AAAI Conference 2018 Short Paper

A Novel Embedding Method for News Diffusion Prediction

  • Ruoran Liu
  • Qiudan Li
  • Can Wang
  • Lei Wang
  • Daniel Zeng

News diffusion prediction aims to predict a sequence of news sites which will quote a particular piece of news. Most of previous propagation models make efforts to estimate propagation probabilities along observed links and ignore the characteristics of news diffusion processes, and they fail to capture the implicit relationships between news sites. In this paper, we propose an algorithm to model the news diffusion processes in a continuous space and take the attributes of news into account. Experiments performed on a real-world news dataset show that our model can take advantage of news’ attributes and predict news diffusion accurately.

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