Sentimental analysis and detection of rumours for social media data using logistic regression

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Abstract

Over the last decade,the Internet has become an ubiquitous and enormous suffuse medium of the user generated content and self-opinionated knowledge. Users currently have the facility to specify their views, opinions and ideas publically. Victimizing social media platform is a place where people can express their mindsets and feelings in a well associated manner and hence is productive and economical. These ever-growing subjective knowledge are doubtless, an especially made for supply of data of any reasonably method process. The Sentiment Analysis aims at distinctive self-opinionated knowledge during an Internet and classifying them in line with their polarity whether or not they contain positive,negative or neutralizing references. Sentiment Analysis could be a drawback of text based mostly analysis however there are difficulties which are needed to be pondered upon that would create a tough parameter as compared to ancient text based analysis. It depicts the state where it has a desire of trial to figure out these issues and it's spread out many chances for further analysis for handling negative sentences, hidden emotions, slangs and sentence sarcasm. The project also proposes additional features compared to other previous model projects by enabling the detection of rumor, identifying and analyzing whether message given via user belongs to rumor category or not using Logistic Regression process in Machine Learning domain.

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Asha, R., Jain, R., Das, G., & Bharadwaj, P. (2019). Sentimental analysis and detection of rumours for social media data using logistic regression. International Journal of Innovative Technology and Exploring Engineering, 9(1), 2123–2126. https://doi.org/10.35940/ijitee.A4670.119119

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