Sentiment analysis on twitter streaming data

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Abstract

Twitter, an online social networking service is devised so as to treasure trove what is circumstance at any juncture in time, everywhere in the globe and it can provoke the data streams at rapid momentum. In the twitter network all the messages generate a data momentum and handle eminently vigorous behaviours of the actors in the twitter network. Twitter serves an enormous collection of APIs and actors can utilize them without registering. In twitter data information streams are mannered and categorizing issues are concentrated and these streams are evaluated for discovering analysis of sentiment and extracting the opinion. The automatic collection of corpus and linguistic analysis of the collected corpus for sentiment analysis is shown. A sentiment classifier that is able to determine decisive, pesimisive and nondecisive sentiments for a document is performed using the collected corpus. Using various learning algorithms like Naive Bayesian Algorithm, Max Entropy Algorithm, Baseline Algorithm and Support Vector Machine, a research on twitter data streams is performed.

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Chinthala, S., Mande, R., Manne, S., & Vemuri, S. (2015). Sentiment analysis on twitter streaming data. In Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing (Vol. 337, pp. 161–168). Springer Verlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-13728-5_18

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