Abstract

With the development of social media, users increasingly tend to express their sentiments (broadly including sentiment polarities, emotions and sarcasm, etc.) associated with fine-grained aspects (e.g., entities) in multimodal content (mostly encompassing images and texts). Consequently, automated recognition of sentiments within multimodal content over different aspects, namely Multimodal Aspect-Based Sentiment Analysis (MABSA), has recently become an emergent research area. This paper assesses the state-of-the-art methods in MABSA based on a systematic taxonomy over different subtasks of MABSA. It compiles advanced models for each task and offers a concise overview of popular datasets and evaluation standards. Finally, we discuss the limitations of current research and highlight promising future research directions.

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