2022
DOI: 10.17762/msea.v71i4.890
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Kurdish Language Sentiment Analysis: Problems and Challenges

Abstract: The increasing usage of blogs, social networks, and forums for sharing opinions on a certain topic has created vast amounts of internet data. Therefore, Sentiment Analysis has gained great popularity among researchers and industry for analyzing the polarity of users' opinions. In recent years, Sentiment Analysis has been applied to various languages using machine learning-approach, corpus-based approach, and deep learning techniques since it is beneficial for creating an effective recommender system. The Kurdi… Show more

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“…Also, two different proposed methods, a machine learning-based method and a lexicon-based method, are presented to face these obstacles. Furthermore, Awlla and Veisi [25] address sentiment analysis for Kurdish and describe the creation of a dataset containing 14,881 comments from various Facebook pages. To create an analyzer, Word2vec embeddings, along with a recurrent neural network classifier, are used with a reported accuracy of 71.35%.…”
Section: Kurdish Sentiment Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Also, two different proposed methods, a machine learning-based method and a lexicon-based method, are presented to face these obstacles. Furthermore, Awlla and Veisi [25] address sentiment analysis for Kurdish and describe the creation of a dataset containing 14,881 comments from various Facebook pages. To create an analyzer, Word2vec embeddings, along with a recurrent neural network classifier, are used with a reported accuracy of 71.35%.…”
Section: Kurdish Sentiment Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%