2. Outline
Introsuction
Need of Sentiment Analysis
Application
Approch
Implementation
Relevent Data Set
Advantages
Conclusion
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3. Introduction
Sentiment analysis tries to uncover emotions in the text. By analyzing movie
reviews, customer feedback, support tickets, companies may discover many
interesting things. So learning how to build sentiment analysis models is
quite a practical skill.
For the accurate classification of sentiments, many researchers have made
efforts to combine deep learning and machine learning concepts in recent
years. This section briefly describes the numerous studies related to
sentiment analysis of web contents about users' opinions, emotions, reviews
toward different matters and products using deep learning techniques.
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4. What is Sentiment Analysis
Sentiments are feelings, opinions, emotions, like/dislikes, good/bad
Sentiment Analysis is a Natural Languages Processing and Information
Extraction task that aims to obtain writer’s feelings expressed in
positive or negative comments, questions and requests, by analyzing a
large numbers of documents.
Sentiment Analysis is a study of human behavior in which we extract user
opinion and emotion from plain data or text
Sentiment Analysis is also known as Opinion Mining
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5. Example
User’s Opinion :
Person 1 : It’s a good product. (Positive Statement)
Person 2 : Nah! I didn’t like it at all. (Negative Statement)
Person 3: The new Infinity T-shirt is awesome! (Positive statement)
Polarity :
Positive
Negative
Complex
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6. Need of Sentiment Analysis
Rapid growth of available subjective text on the internet
Web 2.0
Future Online Shops
To make decision
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7. Application
Business and Organization
Brand Analysis
New Product perception
Product & Service benchmark
Individuals
Purchasing a product or using a service
Finding best option in sports, movies, etc.
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8. Application
NLP
Use semantic to understand the language
Use SentiwordNet
Machine Learning
Don’t have to understand the meaning
User classifiers such as Naïve Byes, SVM, Linear
Regression, Count Vectorizer etc.
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15. Advantages
▪ A lower cost than traditional methods of getting customer
insight.
▪ A faster way of getting insight from customer data.
▪ As 80% of all data in business consists of words, the
Sentiment Engine is an essential tool for making sense of it
all.
▪ More accurate and insightfull customer perceptions and
feedback.
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16. We have seen that Sentiment Analysis can be used for
analyzing opinions in Product Reviews where a third person
narrates his views. We also studied NLP and Machine Learning
approaches for Sentiment Analysis. Sentiment analysis has
Strong commercial interest because Companies want to know how
their products are being perceived and also Prospective
consumers want to know their existing user think.
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