A Novel Classification Technique for Safety Measures on Covid-19 Using Featured-Based Sentimental Analysis

V. P, Dorababu Sudarsa, Purushotham E, Sreeraman Y, Siva Kumar Pathuri, C. Prasad
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Covid-19 is a term that has frightened the globe because it has broken beyond socioeconomic barriers in which people literally forgot the word social help because of this deadliest virus.The main goal of this study is to create a model that forecasts Covid-19 reviews based on coronavirus ratings from Kaggle repository. The World Health Organization(WHO) declared a pandemic of the coronavirus infection when it first appeared in 2019. People are worrying and concerned about their health as the number of instances rises throughout the world. People’s physical and emotional health is inversely proportional to the pandemic scenario. As a result, in this case, a categorization model based on numerous metrics is required to rescue nations by analyzing facts and information about the outbreak. In this article to organise the reviews or opinions provided by people worldwide, we performed emotional or opinion classification using a Novel classifier. Then, the accuracy of the proposed model is compared with existing base classifiers like NB(Naive-Bayes) and Support Vector Machine(SVM), where Novel classifier gave the best accuracy compared to the other two classifiers, i.e., 95
基于特征的情感分析的新型Covid-19安全措施分类技术
Covid-19是一个令全球恐慌的术语,因为它打破了社会经济障碍,人们因为这种最致命的病毒而几乎忘记了“社会帮助”这个词。本研究的主要目标是建立一个基于Kaggle知识库中的冠状病毒评级预测Covid-19评论的模型。2019年首次出现冠状病毒感染时,世界卫生组织(世卫组织)宣布进入大流行。随着世界各地病例数量的增加,人们对自己的健康感到担忧和担忧。人们的身心健康与大流行的情况成反比。因此,在这种情况下,需要基于多种指标的分类模型,通过分析有关疫情的事实和信息来拯救国家。在这篇文章中,为了组织世界各地人们提供的评论或意见,我们使用Novel分类器进行了情感或意见分类。然后,将提出的模型的准确率与现有的基本分类器(如NB(Naive-Bayes)和支持向量机(SVM))进行比较,其中Novel分类器与其他两个分类器相比给出了最好的准确率,即95
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