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Research on Sentiment Classification and Multi-dimensional Analysis of University Public Opinion Integrating Network Language Features —A Case of Weibo Platform

SHI Na

(Inner Mongolia Electronic Information Vocational Technical College, Hohhot 010070, China)

Section:Information Application · Vol. 2026, Issue 15 · Pages:124-129 · 2096-4706(2026)15-0124-06 · CLC number:TP391.1 · Document code:A · DOI:10.19850/j.cnki.2096-4706.2026.15.023

Abstract

With the full advent of the We-Media era, public opinion governance in colleges and universities becomes an important issue to be addressed urgently. As a major social media platform, Weibo becomes the core vehicle for the dissemination of public opinion in colleges and universities. Taking the Weibo platform as a case study, this paper independently constructs a corpus of university-related Weibo posts and an internet slang sentiment lexicon, and proposes a BERT-BiLSTM-Attention sentiment classification model fused with features derived from the internet slang sentiment lexicon. Latent Dirichlet Allocation (LDA) is employed for topic mining to implement a multi-dimensional analysis covering the sentiment, topic, and time dimensions. Based on the multi-dimensional analytical results, differentiated public opinion guidance strategies are proposed. Experimental results demonstrate that the proposed model achieves favorable performance in terms of accuracy, precision, recall, and F1-score. The proposed guidance strategies provide effective guidance for the direction of public opinion governance in colleges and universities.

Keywords

university network public opinion; Deep Learning; sentiment classification model; LDA; multi-dimensional analysis

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Funding

School level Project of Inner Mongolia Electronic Information Vocational and Technical College (KZY2025009)

About the authors

Shi Na (1999-), female, Han ethnicity, from Ulanqab, Inner Mongolia, holds a Master's degree in Engineering with research interests in artificial intelligence and natural language processing.