Leveraging the Hybrid Approach in Using Algorithms to Efficaciously Analyse Sentiments
Naman Verma
Paramount International School, Dwarka, New Delhi
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The main part of data gathering is focusing on people's thought processes. Various review assets, for example, online audit sites and individual websites, are available. In this paper, we focus on Twitter. Twitter permit a client to communicate their perspective on different meanings. We performed opinion research on tweets using Text Mining techniques like Lexicon and AI Approach. We performed Sentiment Analysis in two stages; first, via looking through the extremity words from the bag of words as of now predefined in the vocabulary word reference. Second, train the AI algorithm using polarities given in the initial step.
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