Issues and Future Challenges of Sentiment Analysis for Social Networks- A Survey

R. Geethanjali, A. Valarmathi
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Sentiment Analysis is a approach that uses Natural Language Processing, Machine Learning, and Deep Learning to computationally identify, categorize, classify, and recover human emotions from unstructured text. The most efficient and popular method for learning from and training social media datasets is deep learning. In a range of applications, including audio, picture, and natural language processing, it has been demonstrated to be more successful. A text block is evaluated using the sentiment technique to determine whether it is positive, negative, or neutral. Not all members of the public express their feelings in the same way; as a result, some do so through comments and ratings while others do so through texts that don't reflect the right frame of mind. This evaluation lists the most typical and well-liked sentiment analysis algorithms for social media data. The classification of positive, negative, and neutral reviews using "LSTM, Knearest method, Random Forest, Support Vector Machine, RNN, and MaLSTM" is explored and examined in this work. All of these classification methods were evaluated along with their drawbacks and difficulties.
社交网络情感分析的问题和未来挑战-一项调查
情感分析是一种使用自然语言处理、机器学习和深度学习来从非结构化文本中计算识别、分类、分类和恢复人类情感的方法。学习和训练社交媒体数据集最有效和最流行的方法是深度学习。在一系列的应用中,包括音频、图片和自然语言处理,它已经被证明是更成功的。使用情感技术评估文本块,以确定它是积极的、消极的还是中立的。并非所有公众都以同样的方式表达他们的感受;因此,一些人通过评论和评分来表达,而另一些人则通过不能反映正确心态的文本来表达。该评估列出了社交媒体数据中最典型和最受欢迎的情感分析算法。使用“LSTM、Knearest方法、随机森林、支持向量机、RNN和MaLSTM”对正面、负面和中性评论进行分类,并在本工作中进行了探索和检验。对这些分类方法进行了评价,并分析了它们的缺点和难点。
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