Topical Sentiment Classification to Unmask the Concerns of General Public during COVID-19 Pandemic using Indian Tweets

K. Anuratha, Soshya Joshi, P. Sharmila, J. Nandhini, M. Paravthy
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One of the vibrant social media platforms is which has more than half a million uses across the globe. It has become a popular means for dissemination of the news, to discuss on world events. It is also medium to converse about health centric information with updates given by the concerned officials and general public health-related information, during an abnormal situation like COVID - 19 pandemics. As the dimension of data and the linguistics of data been discussed is diverse in nature, it is a challenging task to identify only the content that is interesting and useful. Few studies have been done exploring the regional languages than other English. In this work, we explored huge number of tweets on post-lock down during Covid-19 pandemic by analyzing the sentiments expressed on the tweets and topic identification. To do the same we have employed English 2,126,421 and 76,265 Tamil tweets for analyzing and discussing the usefulness of sentiment analysis and topic modeling in both of the languages. Seven subjects were that are ranked on the analysis of content discussed from India, in Twitter during the four months from May 2020 and August 2020. Tamil tweets are investigated to understand the sentiments of people during anamount of time and the association to the media information published, and the assessment of the psychological behavior of human in India. It is always significant to understand the human opinions, information communication and building an agreement including social media in different regions of the nation.
使用印度推文进行主题情感分类,以揭露公众在COVID-19大流行期间的担忧
其中一个充满活力的社交媒体平台是在全球拥有超过50万的用户。它已经成为一种流行的传播新闻,讨论世界事件的手段。在COVID - 19大流行等异常情况下,通过有关官员提供的最新信息和一般公共卫生相关信息,讨论以卫生为中心的信息也是一种媒介。由于所讨论的数据维度和数据语言学本质上是多种多样的,因此仅识别有趣和有用的内容是一项具有挑战性的任务。与其他英语相比,对这些地区语言的研究很少。在这项工作中,我们通过分析推文上表达的情绪和主题识别,探索了Covid-19大流行期间关于后锁定的大量推文。为了做到这一点,我们使用了英语2,126,421和泰米尔语76,265条推文来分析和讨论两种语言中情感分析和主题建模的有用性。从2020年5月到2020年8月的四个月里,在推特上对印度讨论的内容进行了分析,对七个主题进行了排名。对泰米尔语推文进行调查,了解人们在一定时间内的情绪以及与媒体发布的信息的关联,以及对印度人心理行为的评估。了解包括社会媒体在内的全国不同地区的人的意见,信息沟通和建立协议总是很重要的。
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