Chia-Yu Chan


2025

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KOLab at ROCLING-2025 Shared Task: Research on Emotional Dimensions in Chinese Medical Self-Reflection Texts
Chia-Yu Chan | Chia-Wen Wang | Jui-Feng Yeh
Proceedings of the 37th Conference on Computational Linguistics and Speech Processing (ROCLING 2025)

Currently, most sentiment analysis techniques are primarily applied to general texts such as social media or news reports, and there is still a relative gap in emotion recognition within the medical field. Self reflection involves communication between individuals and their inner selves, which has a positive impact on people’s future lives. This article aims to design a classification model for reflective texts aimed at medical professionals to fill gaps in sentiment analysis within the medical field. This task used a BERT model, trained on a dataset from the Chinese EmoBank, and evaluated using the test set provided by the ROCLING 2025 Dimensional Sentiment Analysis – Shared Task. The assessment results show that Valence and Arousal’s PCC scores are 0.76 and 0.58 respectively, while the MAE scores are 0.53 and 0.82, respectively.