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Figure 2: Hierarchical Attention Network.
Table 2: Document Classification, in percentage
Figure 3: Attention weight distribution of good. (a) — aggre-gate distribution on the test split; (b)-(f) stratified for reviewswith ratings 1-5 respectively
Figure 5: Documents from Yelp 2013. Label 4 means star 5, label 0 means star 1.

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