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Transfer Learning and Transformer Architecture for Financial Sentiment Analysis (2405.01586v1)

Published 28 Apr 2024 in cs.CL

Abstract: Financial sentiment analysis allows financial institutions like Banks and Insurance Companies to better manage the credit scoring of their customers in a better way. Financial domain uses specialized mechanisms which makes sentiment analysis difficult. In this paper, we propose a pre-trained LLM which can help to solve this problem with fewer labelled data. We extend on the principles of Transfer learning and Transformation architecture principles and also take into consideration recent outbreak of pandemics like COVID. We apply the sentiment analysis to two different sets of data. We also take smaller training set and fine tune the same as part of the model.

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