RESEARCH-ARTICLE
Audience Feedback Assessment System for International Communication of Dongguan Intangible Cultural Heritage Using Multimodal Sentiment Analysis CNN-BiLSTM Model
This research presents a novel multimodal cross-cultural sentiment analysis framework for assessing audience feedback on Dongguan Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH) video promotion on social media platforms. The proposed CNN-BiLSTM fusion architecture, integrated with a Cross-cultural Sentiment Calibration (CCSC) layer, combines textual comments, visual features, and cultural embeddings to achieve equitable and accurate sentiment classification across diverse cultural groups. It significantly improves F1-score to 87.3% and reduces performance disparity across language groups, leading to a Cultural Fairness Index of 0.94. Case studies reveal distinct cross-cultural reception patterns for different ICH types, providing actionable insights for promotion strategies.
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Multimodal Fusion Boosts Accuracy
Integrating visual and textual features is critical for comprehensive ICH video understanding. The CNN-BiLSTM architecture significantly outperforms unimodal approaches.
CNN-BiLSTM Multimodal Fusion Model Flow
Our proposed architecture integrates visual and textual modalities through a dual-branch fusion framework. The model consists of three primary components: a visual feature extraction branch, a textual feature extraction branch, and a multimodal fusion module.
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CCSC Layer Ensures Fairness
The Cross-cultural Sentiment Calibration Layer addresses cultural bias, dynamically adjusting feature weights based on cultural context and ensuring equitable performance across diverse language groups.
F1-scores Across Cultural Groups (With vs. Without CCSC)
The CCSC layer significantly reduces performance disparity across different cultural groups, leading to substantial improvements for non-English speaking audiences.
| Language Group | Without CCSC | With CCSC | Improvement |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | 85.3% | 88.1% | +2.8% |
| French | 78.6% | 86.9% | +8.3% |
| Japanese | 74.2% | 86.5% | +12.3% |
| Other Languages | 72.1% | 85.8% | +13.7% |
| Standard Deviation | 5.8% | 1.1% | -81.0% |
| Cultural Fairness Index | 0.68 | 0.94 | +38.2% |
Dragon Boat Racing: Universal Appeal
Dragon Boat Racing achieved the highest positive sentiment (92.3%) and acceptance (89.1%), demonstrating that its competitive nature and visual spectacle transcend cultural boundaries.
Dragon Boat Racing: Universal Appeal
Challenge: Identify ICH with broad cross-cultural appeal.
Solution: Focus on visually dynamic and competitive aspects for international marketing.
Result: Highest positive sentiment and acceptance rate among all ICH categories studied, indicating strong universal appeal.
Cantonese Opera: Language & Cultural Barriers
Cantonese Opera showed polarized reception (68.2% positive, 43.7% acceptance), with language barriers and cultural context issues being primary obstacles, despite appreciation for visual elements.
Cantonese Opera: Language & Cultural Barriers
Challenge: Overcome significant language and cultural barriers for performance-based ICH.
Solution: Provide real-time translated subtitles, educational content, and focus on visually stunning excerpts for initial exposure.
Result: Revealed visual appreciation but auditory and contextual struggles for non-Cantonese speakers, necessitating enhanced accessibility strategies.
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Phase 1: Data Integration & Model Setup
Collect and preprocess social media data, set up the CNN-BiLSTM architecture, and integrate the CCSC layer. Est. Duration: 4-6 Weeks.
Phase 2: Adversarial Training & Calibration
Train the model with adversarial learning to mitigate cultural bias and fine-tune for optimal cross-cultural fairness. Est. Duration: 6-8 Weeks.
Phase 3: Deployment & Real-time Monitoring
Deploy the system for real-time audience feedback analysis and integrate with existing marketing platforms. Est. Duration: 3-5 Weeks.
Phase 4: Strategy Optimization & Iteration
Utilize insights from the system to refine content strategies and continuously improve international communication effectiveness. Est. Duration: Ongoing.
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