Abstract

Training an effective image sentiment analysis model using high-quality samples and the implicit cross-modal semantics among heterogeneous features is still challenging. To address this problem, we propose an active sample refinement (ASR) strategy to obtain sufficient high-quality images with definite sentiment semantics. We mine the cluster correlation among the heterogeneous SENet features. Discriminative cross-modal semantics is generated to train an effective but robust image classifier. Ensemble learning is employed to further boost performance. Our method outperforms other competitive baselines, demonstrating its effectiveness and robustness. Meanwhile, the ASR strategy is a useful supplement to the current data augmentation method.

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