2019
DOI: 10.1007/978-981-13-5802-9_58
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A Study on Sentiment Analysis on Social Media Data

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“…Generally speaking, there are four main approaches in sentiment analysis which are machine learning, ,lexiconbased, statistical and rule-based (Manasa & Padma, 2019). in this paper we use rule-based approach to analysis the opinion of Twitter users regarding a particular topic.…”
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“…Generally speaking, there are four main approaches in sentiment analysis which are machine learning, ,lexiconbased, statistical and rule-based (Manasa & Padma, 2019). in this paper we use rule-based approach to analysis the opinion of Twitter users regarding a particular topic.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…to analyze social media data, a survey of tools and techniques used for different purposes such as mental health diagnostics to marketing and movement tracking is presented in (Batrinca & Treleaven, 2015). The authors of (Manasa & Padma, 2019) have studied the sentiment analysis tools and processes and have proposed a number of steps to guide the analysis process. They also highlight the use of machine learning as an important tool for sentiment analysis.…”
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“…Sentiment analysis "considers the computational treatment of subjective information contained in text" [5]. Understanding public opinion, for example, empowers institutions to make data-driven, strategic choices [6]; analyzing customers' sentiment through sentiment analysis can guide product development decisions such as customers' needs and preferences. Similarly, political campaigns can leverage sentiment analysis to refine their messaging and outreach strategies.…”
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