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MICROBLOGGING AS A CORPUS FOR SENTIMENT ANALYSIS STRUCTURE AND FEELING MINING

. Rolly Sharma, Dr Archana Verma,Dr Reena Grover ,Digvijay Pandey, Binay Kumar Pandey,Lavanya A


Abstract

Microblogging today has become a notable specific mechanical assembly among web customers. Incredible numerous customers share speculations on different pieces of life reliably. Along these lines, microblogging destinations are rich wellspring of data for evolution mining and inclination examination. Science microblogging has shown up modestly starting late, there are several exploration works that were committed to this point. In our paper, we base on using on the web diaries/blogs, the most notable microblogging stage, for the task of the thought assessment. We advise the most ideal approach to normally assemble a corpus for suspicion assessment and speculation mining purposes. We perform semantic assessment of the assembled corpus and explain discovered wonders. Using the corpus, we create a sentiment classifier that can choose positive, negative and impartial speculations for a record. Preliminary appraisals show that our proposed methodologies are profitable and perform better than as of late proposed procedures. In our assessment, we worked with English;nevertheless, the proposed techniques can be used with some other language,

Keywords: Sentiment analysis, microblogging, specific instrument, corpus, etymological assessment, assumption mining etc.

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