Sentiment Analysis on Social Media and Online Review

Singh, Rajni; Kaur, Rajdeep

doi:10.5120/21660-5072

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“…Sentiment Analysis uses natural language processing to identify and extract one-sided information in the source materials or simply it refers to the process of detecting the polarity of the text [11]. It is performed using various machine learning techniques to determine the sentiments of a huge amount of data, that is in form of text.…”

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“…The pre-processing of tweets including word parsing and tokenization, stemming and removal of stop words have been explained by Singh and Kaur [11], for better understanding of preparing the tweets for sentiment analysis. The sentiment analysis using distant supervision proposed by Go et al [1], and the procedure explained in the internet blog by R. Janardhana [7], classifies the tweets into three different sentiments as positive, negative and neutral.…”

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Brand Analysis using Named Entity Recognition and Sentiment Analysis

Patel¹,

Gupta²

2018

IJCA

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Brand Analysis using Named Entity Recognition and Sentiment Analysis

Patel¹,

Gupta²

2018

IJCA

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“…We include material on summarization of evaluative text and on broader issues regarding privacy, manipulation, and economic impact that the development of opinion-oriented information-access services gives rise to. To facilitate future work, a discussion of available Rajni Singh et al [6] has develops a combined dictionary based on social media keywords and online review and also find hidden relationship pattern from these keyword. Social media Monitoring has been growing very rapidly so there is a need for various organizations to analyse customer behaviour or attitude of particular product or any movie review.…”

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“…Social Media observance or trailing is most vital topic in today's current situation. In nowadays several firms are using social media selling to advertise their merchandise or brands, thus it becomes essential for them that they'll be ready to calculate the success and utility of every product [6]. Sentiment analysis is that the Natural Language Processing (NLP) task handling the detection and classification of sentiments in texts.…”

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Sentimental Analysis in Social Media using IGBA Algorithm

Yuvaraja¹,

Thavamani²

2018

IJCA

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Social media observance has been growing day by day therefore analysing of social information plays a very important role in knowing user behaviour. This system has a tendency to square measure analysing Social knowledge like Twitter Tweets victimization sentiment analysis that checks the perspective of User post and review. This paper develops a new algorithm improved gradient boost algorithm is combined lexicon supported social media keywords and on-line review, post and conjointly realize hidden relationship pattern from these keyword. Finally proposed novel algorithm IGBA provide better performance compared with existing algorithm naïve Bayes classifier, Support vector machine classifier. 21 resources, benchmark datasets, and evaluation campaigns is also provided.Paolo Fornacciari et al [5] this paper presents a possible combined approach between Social Network Analysis and Sentiment Analysis. In particular, we have tried to associate a sentiment to the nodes of the graphs showing the social connections, and this may highlight the potential correlations. The idea behind it is that, on the one hand, the network topology can contextualize and then, in part, unmask some incorrect results of the Sentiment Analysis; on the other hand, the polarity of the feeling on the network can highlight the role of semantic connections in the hierarchy of the communities that are present in the network. In this work, we illustrate the approach to the issue, together with the system architecture and, then, we discuss our first results.

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“…The data are compared about the earnings of box office of the movies to three varied rating sets to decide the correlation if any between the ratings of movie and its earnings. The area of sentiment analysis intends to comprehend these opinions and classify them into categories such as negative, neutral and positive (Agarwal et al, 2011;Singh and Kaur, 2015). In this paper, the major objective is to develop sentiment analysis model which is a semantic model of rule-based approaches for Tamil language.…”

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Grammar rule-based sentiment categorisation model for classification of Tamil tweets

Ravishankar

Shriram

2018

IJISTA

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The advent of social media has enabled people to easily and publicly express their ideas on a movie/product in such a way that it reaches millions of people within no time. This research aims to implement a tool that would be helpful in predicting the genre of the movies as perceived by the audience through linguistic rules and natural language processing (NLP) tool kit. This paper focuses on development of rule-based sentiment categorising tool for Tamil tweets and a tool has been developed using Python and NLP tool kit. Furthermore, a model is designed to determine the opinion along with genre classification of Tamil movies. For this work, a set of genres are selected from Tamil movies with public tweets based on sentiment analysis. We find that the tool classifies the genre of a particular movie provided by user tweets and validated our approach with domain experts and baseline models.

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Sentiment Analysis on Social Media and Online Review

Cited by 18 publications

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Brand Analysis using Named Entity Recognition and Sentiment Analysis

Brand Analysis using Named Entity Recognition and Sentiment Analysis

Sentimental Analysis in Social Media using IGBA Algorithm

Grammar rule-based sentiment categorisation model for classification of Tamil tweets

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