JOURNAL ARTICLE

Detecting Personal Life Events from Twitter by Multi-Task LSTM

Abstract

People are used to log their life on the social media platform. Life event can be expressed explicitly or implicitly in a text description. However, a description does not always contain life events related to a specific individual. To tell if there exist any life events and further know their categories is indispensable for event retrieval. This paper explores various LSTM models to detect and classify life events in tweets. Experiments show that the proposed Multi-Task LSTM model with attention achieves the best performance.

Keywords:
Task (project management) Computer science Event (particle physics) Social media Social life Artificial intelligence Natural language processing Information retrieval World Wide Web History Engineering

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Topic Modeling
Physical Sciences →  Computer Science →  Artificial Intelligence
Mental Health via Writing
Social Sciences →  Psychology →  Social Psychology
Data Quality and Management
Social Sciences →  Decision Sciences →  Management Science and Operations Research

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