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Twitter Sentiments Analysis Using Machine Learninig Methods

Lokesh Mandloi, Ruchi Patel

20202020 International Conference for Emerging Technology (INCET)84 citationsDOI

Abstract

Analysis of sentiments is the method of deciding whether the sentiments in the text is positive, negative or neutral. It is also known as material polarity or mining of opinions. The growth and advancement in social media platforms engaged a huge number of users. Social media platform like twitter where users can post their tweets in 280 characters. Because of the limited number of characters in tweets, it becomes easy for the sentiment analysis. On Twitter 550 millions of tweets are posted daily. Twitter also represents all age group people and also a fair representation of gender. Therefore, the sentiment analysis of twitter data becomes somewhat general sentiments of society. In this paper, we will compare various Machine Learning methods like the Naïve Bayes Classification method, Support Vector Machine Classification Method and Maximum Entropy Classification method. We will see how sentiments analysis is done by this classification algorithm and what is the accuracy and precision in these cases.

Topics & Concepts

Sentiment analysisComputer scienceNaive Bayes classifierSocial mediaSupport vector machineArtificial intelligenceRepresentation (politics)Entropy (arrow of time)Machine learningPolarity (international relations)Information retrievalNatural language processingData miningWorld Wide WebPoliticsPhysicsPolitical scienceGeneticsBiologyQuantum mechanicsLawCellSentiment Analysis and Opinion MiningSpam and Phishing Detection
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