Sentimental Analysis On Covid-19 Tweets using Bidirectional Encoder Representations Transformers

J. Deekshitha, Rakshitha Shankar, C. Shantala, L. Girish
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The Coronavirus epidemic has wreaked havoc on countries all over the world. People from all over the Globe have flocked to social network to voice their thoughts and feelings about the situation that has reached epidemic proportions. The need of this paper is to exemplify how social media users feel about COVID-19 in an extremely brief span of time, Twitter saw an unusual surge in tweets on the new Coronavirus. This study presents a global Sentiment Analysis of tweets related to COVID-19, as well as how people’s sentiment in multiple nations has varied. The research study focuses on a period of time from march 2020 to april 2020. In the Sentiment Analysis, we fed dataset to different algorithms and estimate the best performance among them. As in secondly we also found the reliability on BERT model. Comparatively, BERT gave foremost accuracy amidst all. Besides, the accuracy of mentioned algorithms are well represented.
使用双向编码器表示变压器对Covid-19推文进行情感分析
新冠肺炎疫情给世界各国造成严重破坏。来自世界各地的人们纷纷涌向社交网络,表达他们对这种已经达到流行病程度的情况的想法和感受。本文的需要是举例说明社交媒体用户在极短的时间内对COVID-19的感受,推特上关于新型冠状病毒的推文异常激增。该研究对与新冠肺炎相关的推文进行了全球情绪分析,并展示了不同国家人们的情绪是如何变化的。本研究的研究时间为2020年3月至2020年4月。在情感分析中,我们将数据集提供给不同的算法,并估计其中的最佳性能。在第二部分我们也发现了BERT模型的可靠性。相比之下,BERT给出了最高的准确性。此外,上述算法的精度也得到了很好的体现。
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