Table 1 Summary of related work carried out in sentiment based classification.

From: Sentiment classification via improved feature selection using Boolean operator-based particle swarm optimization

Study & Year

Key highlights

Advantages

Disadvantages

Pak and Paroubek11

Used graph extraction for document classification; documents represented as trees with interconnected nodes

Provides structured representation of document dependencies

Potential loss of fundamental emotions in text representation

Rafrafi et al.12

Employed neural network AI model for sentiment classification using the Amazon corpus

Achieved high accuracy using deep learning models

High computational complexity compared to traditional classifiers

Zhang et al.13

Classified Chinese firm smartphone reviews using SVM and Naive Bayes with a numeric sentiment scale

Effectively categorized sentiment using traditional classifiers with numeric scoring

Limited adaptability to highly unstructured textual data

Xue et al.21

Introduced self-adaptive PSO (SaPSO) for large-scale feature selection

Improved feature selection for large datasets, reducing dimensionality issues

Limited adaptability to dynamic and evolving datasets

Xue et al.22

Used Non-Dominated Sorting Algorithm-III for feature selection with missing data

Handled feature selection in datasets with missing data, improving robustness

Performance depends on the quality of missing data handling

Xue and Qin23

Proposed ADARTS, leveraging channel attention for feature selection to enhance efficiency and memory use

Enhanced search efficiency and memory utilization through channel attention mechanisms

Requires extensive computation for feature selection optimization

Suddle et al.24

Optimized LSTM architecture using meta-heuristics for sentiment analysis

Achieved optimized LSTM models for improved sentiment classification performance

Meta-heuristics tuning is complex and computationally expensive

Dangi et al.25

Developed an improved Robust Random Vector Functional Link Network (RRVFLN) using Artificial Rabbits, incorporating FastText for word vector analysis

Enhanced classification accuracy through improved feature selection and token-level analysis

Requires extensive preprocessing and fine-tuning for optimal performance