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Design Review

The document presents a sentiment analyzer project using machine learning. It discusses analyzing sentiment from tweets and classifying them as strongly positive, weakly positive, neutral, weakly negative or strongly negative. It includes an abstract, introduction, problem definition, comparative study, system architecture, design methodology with use case, activity, class and sequence diagrams, plan of action and conclusion.

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Design Review

The document presents a sentiment analyzer project using machine learning. It discusses analyzing sentiment from tweets and classifying them as strongly positive, weakly positive, neutral, weakly negative or strongly negative. It includes an abstract, introduction, problem definition, comparative study, system architecture, design methodology with use case, activity, class and sequence diagrams, plan of action and conclusion.

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SENTIMENT ANALYZER USING

MACHINE LEARNING
PRESENTED BY: K.NAGA LOHITHA (15071A05K3)
P.VARUN KUMAR (15071A05L5)
S.YESHWANTH (15071A05M5)
E.SNIGDHA (15071A05N8)
PROJECT GUIDE: DR. A.BRAHMANANDA REDDY
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR/CSE
AGENDA

• ABSTRACT • USE-CASE DIAGRAM


• INTRODUCTION • ACTIVITY DIAGRAM
• CLASS DIAGRAM
• PROBLEM DEFINITION
• SEQUENCE DIAGRAM
• COMPARATIVE STUDY
• PLAN OF ACTION
• SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE
• CONCLUSION
• DESIGN METHODOLOGY • REFERENCES
ABSTRACT
Sentiment analysis is the process of determining the emotional tone behind a
series of words, used to gain an understanding of the attitudes, opinions and
emotions expressed within an online mention. It is a contextual mining of text
which identifies and extracts subjective information in source material. Depending
upon the analysis the text is classified as positive, negative or neutral. Sentiment
analysis is extremely useful in social media monitoring as it allows us to gain an
overview of the wider public opinion behind certain topics.
INTRODUCTION

Sentiment analysis is the process of computationally


identifying and categorizing opinions from piece of text and
determine whether the writer's attitude towards a particular
topic is positive, negative or neutral. We can determine the
attitude by mining the text in a sentence or a document.
PROBLEM DEFINITION

To build a machine learning model such that it


analyses the emotion of a person by processing their
tweets in Twitter. The emotion could be strongly
positive, weakly positive, neutral, weakly negative or
strongly negative.
COMPARATIVE STUDY

EXISTING SYSTEM PROPOSED SYSTEM


As the tweets are processed, the The result obtained would be classified
output obtained will be specifying the as neutral, strongly positive ,positive
,weakly positive and same is the case
positivity, negativity and neutrality of
with negative. The entire output is also
the tweet that has been processed represented in the form of a “pie chart”
through the algorithm. which depicts the percentage of each
output.
SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE
DESIGN METHODOLOGY

This project has been divided into 2 phases.


• First, literature study is conducted, followed by system development. Literature study
involves conducting studies on various sentiment analysis techniques and method that
currently in use.
• In phase 2, application requirements and functionalities are defined prior to its
development. Also, architecture and interface design of the program and how it will
interact are also identified. In developing the twitter sentiment analysis application,
several tools are utilized, such as python shell 2.7.2 and notepad.
USE-CASE DIAGRAM
System

Register

Login

Input/Keywords

TweetsRetrivel

PreProcessing
User

SentimentDetection

Analysis of Output

Logout
ACTIVITY DIAGRAM
Register

entry/register with details

User

Login

entry/login with details

Input/Keywords

do/Enter the user name of tweets

TweetsRetrivel

do/Enetr the value for getting number of tweets

PreProcessing

do/Remove the stopwords stemmind words

SentimentDetection

do/get the polarity of given sentence

AnalysisOfOutput

do/Display the results as positive,negitive,nutral

Logout

exit/user logout
CLASS DIAGRAM
Input/Keywords
Register

TweetsRetrivel

Login SentimentDetection

User

AnalysisOfOutput

PreProcessing

Logout
SEQUENCE DIAGRAM
Register Login Input/Keywords TweetsRetrivel PreProcessing SentimentDetection AnalysisOfOutput Logout

: User
1 : register with detailes()

2 : login with details()

3 : Enter the user name of tweets()

4 : Enetr the value for getting number of tweets()

5 : Remove the stopwords stemmind words()

6 : get the polarity of given sentence()

7 : Display the results as positive,negitive,nutral()

8 : user logout()
PLAN OF ACTION
STATUS OF WORK: CODING PHASE
TIMELINE FOR FURTHER SDLC ACTIVITIES:
• CODING 28-02-2019
• TESTING 05-03-2019
• IMPLEMENTATION 10-03-2019
• DOCUMENTATION 20-03-2019
• PAPER PUBLICATION 30-03-2019
CONCLUSION

Sentiment analysis can be used in blogs, articles, product reviews,


social-media websites where a third person narrates his/her views.
The project aims at classifying the comments based on the type of
tweet made. This project, when deployed in social media platforms
helps to propose a methodology through which sentiments can be
analyzed.
REFERENCES
[1] Maxim Stankevich, Vadim Isakov, Dmitry Devyatkin And Ivansmirnov(2017).Feature Engineering For Depression
Detection In Social Media

[2]https://www.newgenapps.com/blog/the-secret-way-of-measuring-customer-emotions-social-media-sentiment-
analysis[

[3]https://marcobonzanini.com/2015/05/17/mining-twitter-data-with-python-part-6-sentiment-analysis-basics

[4] https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-319-49586-6_59
THANK YOU

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