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Negative focus detection via hypergraph attention LSTM network and LLM-driven data augmentation

Sep 2026 · Frontiers of Computer Science · Vol 20 · 0 citations · 4 references

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A novel HyperGraph attention LSTM network (LSTM-HyG) is proposed to capture high-level semantics for sentences, and negated verbs, negative cues, by a fine-grained label scheme that can learn adequate sequential dependency relationship of words.

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