Penggunaan Metode Support Vector Machine Untuk Klasifikasi Sentimen E-Wallet

Abstract

In Google Play Store there are lots of application ready to be explored and downloaded. Google Play Store is a place where many developers can sell applications that they have made. Apart from being a place for searching and downloading applications, Google Play Store can also be used to conduct a research. E-Wallet is one of a technological development that can be used to do many transactions. Doing transaction with e-wallet can be done anywhere you want. E-wallet in Indonesia is growing very rapidly especially in the present time where covid-19 is growing rapidly. This is one of the reasons why many people now using e-wallet for doing transcations. Many interesting promotions that were given is also one of the reason why people start using e-wallet. This research had the objective to visualize people’s emotion on e-wallet based on user opinion in Google Play Store. The research stage starts from scrapping data from Google Play Store, preprocessing data, classification with Support Vector Machine, evaluation with confusion matrix. Data were scrapped from google play store using google_play_scrapper API. This research uses OVO review of 500 data, DANA review of 500 data, LinkAja review of 500 data. The classification results will then be evaluated using a confusion matrix. The highest accuracy results will be used as a model for the classification stage. The classification results will be displayed in the form of tables and pie charts that describe the percentage results of sentiment classification.

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