Empirical Study on Sentiment Analysis

Author:

Azhagiri M.ORCID, ,Meena S. DivyaORCID,Rajesh A.ORCID,Mangaleeswaran M.ORCID,Sethupathi M. GowthamORCID, , , ,

Abstract

Sentiment analysis (SA), generally known as Opinion Mining (OM), is really the process of gathering and evaluating people's ideas, thoughts, feelings, beliefs, including views about various subjects, goods, as well as services. Individuals produce large amounts of comments and evaluations about products, services, and day-to-day tasks as Internet-based applications such as webpages, online sites, social networking sites, and blog posts continue to evolve at a rapid pace. Firms, government institutions medical researchers and scholars may use sentiment analysis to collect and evaluate mood of the people and perspectives, obtain business information, and make smarter and more informed choices. The approaches for sentiment analysis are thoroughly examined in this work, problems, trends and features in order to provide academics with a worldwide overview of sentiment analysis and topics of interest. The paper discusses the various uses of sentiment analysis as well as the general procedure for performing this assignment. The report subsequently examines, analyses, and analyses the various techniques in order to gain a comprehensive understanding of its benefits and downsides. Furthermore, to elucidate long term prospects, the constraints of sentiment analysis have been highlighted.

Publisher

Lattice Science Publication (LSP)

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