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Linh Bui Khanh, Anh Nguyen Quynh, Hai Tran Van, Ha Nguyen Thi Thu               147


                     that analyzing customer reviews in text form can help uncover keywords that represent
                     the restaurant experience and identify underlying patterns in the text. Text analysis of
                     hotel experiences created by customers will be the real emotions that customers have
                     experienced in the hotel. Customer-centricity brings high efficiency when managing
                     relationships and taking care of customers. Analyze customer psychology with many
                     objective dimensions, not limited based on pre-designed questions. Data is available on
                     the Internet, saving costs easy for new data collection plans.
                       There are some methods of predicting, and classifying the sentiment of customers
                     using machine learning tools [1, 12, 16, 19, 22, 23, 25, 26, 27]. LSTM is a classification
                     method that  has high accuracy  and ensures the context  of  sentences  different  from
                     machine learning methods with other discrete inputs [13, 14, 15, 17, 18, 20, 21, 24].
                       In this paper, we used an LSTM model to predict customers' sentiment toward 4-5
                     star hotel services in Vietnam. First, we used the Harvey Web tool to collect online
                     review data from TripAdvisor about hotels representing six major cities in Vietnam:
                     Hanoi,  Ho  Chi  Minh  City,  Quy  Nhon,  Nha  Trang,  Hue,  and  DaNang.  Next,  we
                     preprocess the labeling of these data and finally use an LSTM model with 02 classes to
                     predict the customer's sentiment after using hotel services in Vietnam.
                       The rest of the paper is structured as follows: Section 2 presents relevant research in
                     the field of customer sentiment analysis, section  3 introduces the LSTM model, the
                     methodology will be presented in section 4, section 5 is the results, and finally is the
                     conclusion.

                     2      Related Work

                     Research on data mining that is generated by customers on the Internet is one of the
                     research directions on the hotel industry in recent years [10]. The studies focused on
                     collecting data from the online hotel booking platform into a large dataset and analyzing
                     the data to understand customer attitudes and emotions towards hotel services [11], they
                     used using natural language processing tools to extract frequent words that represented
                     important  aspects  of  the  hotel  services.  These  words  are  categorized  into  different
                     topics that also can understand hotel-
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                     dissatisfaction of the guests at the 4-5 star hotel [7]. Tools for using this big data mining
                     include various languages such as Python, R, or Rapidminer [9]. Hongxiu Li et al [6]
                     also approach the data analysis of the hotel online review. They assessed hotel aspects
                     for  customer  satisfaction  by  extracting  412,784  consumer-generated  reviews  from
                     TripAdvisor of 05 major Chinese cities including Sanya, Beijing, Guangzhou, Shanghai
                     Hai, and Hangzhou. A regression model ranks overall through variables: cleanliness,
                     price,  room,  service,  location,  etc.  This  study  focuses  on  analyzing  customer
                     satisfaction for some attributes of the hotel, they can classify domestic customers and
                     foreign customers. Hotel quality is also classified into different levels to show that in
                     each type of hotel, customers often have a greater demand for which standard of the
                     hotel.






                     ISBN: 978-604-80-8083-9                                                  CITA 2023
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