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    This document provides an overview of sentiment analysis, including defining sentiment analysis as determining if a piece of text is positive, negative, or neutral. It discusses common sentiment analysis tasks like data collection, text preparation, feature extraction, sentiment classification, and output presentation. It also covers challenges like sarcasm detection and applications in areas like commerce, consumer voice, and government. The proposed work section indicates the document will explore preprocessing techniques like stopwords removal, stemming, tokenization, SVD, PCA, TF-IDF, and Naive Bayes-Random Forest classifiers on three datasets.

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    SENTIMENT ANALYSIS

    NAME ANKIT SRIVASTAVA


    OVERVIEW

    INTRODUCTION
    SENTIMENT ANALYSIS TASKS
    SENTIMENT ANALYSIS CHALLENGES
    SENTIMENT ANALYSIS APPLICATIONS
    SARCASM DETECTION AND RELATED WORKS
    CONCLUSION
    SENTIMENT ANALYSIS ?

    SENTIMENT
    A thought, view, or attitude, especially one
    based on emotion instead of reason

    SENTIMENT ANALYSIS
    AKA Opinion Mining.
    It is the process of determining whether a
    piece of writing is positive, negative or
    neutral.
    SENTIMENT ANALYSIS TASKS

    Data Text Feature Sentiment Presentation


    Collection Preparation Extraction Classification of Output
    SENTIMENT ANALYSIS CHALLENGES

    To identify the subjective part of the text.


    To get right meaning of a same word in different context.
    Sarcasm Detection
    Negation
    Non English Users.
    APPLICATIONS

    Online
    Commerce

    Voice of the Consumer


    Market Voice

    Government Politics
    PROPOSED WORK
    MOTIVATION

    In our base paper we have seen that they have worked on some
    preprocessing techniques and find out that expanding acronym and
    replacing negations effects the performance of the sentiment
    classification. But in their work they have not worked on the redundant
    data or the repeated tweets. We have decreased the repeatition of the
    tweets and increased the performance.
    PROPOSED WORK

    3 Datasets SVD PCA

    Stopwords
    TF-IDF NB-RF
    Removal

    Stemming Tokenization RESULTS


    OUTPUTS
    REFERENCES

    Saif H, Fernandez M, He Y, & Alani H. "On Stopwords, Filtering and Data Sparsity
    for Sentiment Analysis of Twitter". In Proc. 9th Language Resources and
    Evaluation Conference (LREC), Reykjavik, Iceland, pp.80-81, 2014.

    Khan, F. H., Qamar, U., & Bashir, S. "SentiMI: Introducing point-wise mutual
    information with SentiWordNet to improve sentiment polarity detection".
    Applied Soft Computing, 39, pp.140-153, 2016
    B Valarmathi et al. (2011), Opinion Mining Classification Using Key Word
    Summarization Based on Singular Value Decomposition, International Journal
    on Computer Science and Engineering (IJCSE), volume 3,pp 212-215.
    THANK YOU ANY QUESTIONS?

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