Project Guide: Dr. K Swapna (Assistant Professor-Adhoc)
Project Guide: Dr. K Swapna (Assistant Professor-Adhoc)
PRODUCTS USING
SENTIMENT
ANALYSIS
PROJECT GUIDE :
DR. K SWAPNA
(Assistant Professor-Adhoc)
Contents
1. Abstract
2. Introduction
3. Importance of Product Review Analysis
4. Application of Sentiment Analysis
5. Problem Statement
6. Need and necessity for this project
7. Requirement Analysis : Data Frame , PlotlyLibrary,
Words Clouds , NLTK
8. Types of Algorithm can be used
9. Algorithm : Logistic Regression Model
10. Conclusion and Future Scope
Abstract
This capstone project investigates leveraging sentiment analysis of Amazon
reviews to enhance customer experiences, aiding companies in understanding and
addressing feedback effectively. By analyzing customer sentiments, businesses
can pinpoint reasons for positive and negative reviews, facilitating targeted
strategies for improvement.
The study explores the scalability of sentiment analysis techniques given the vast
volume of reviews on Amazon and their efficient processing. Additionally, it delves
into sentiment variations across diverse product categories and industries,
empowering companies to optimize their offerings and customer interactions
based on actionable insights derived from Amazon reviews.
Introduction: Understanding the basics of sentiment analysis
Sentiment Analysis is the process of classifying whether a block of text is positive, negative, or
neutral. Sentiment analysis is contextual mining of words which indicates the social sentiment
of a brand and also helps the business to determine whether the product which they are
manufacturing is going to make a demand in the market or not.
2. Authenticity is Key: Genuine reviews are essential, as consumers distrust brands with fake or censored reviews.
3. Competitive Advantage: Effective review monitoring maintains a competitive edge and search ranking.
4. Volume Challenge: High review volume makes manual monitoring impractical, risking missed trends.
5. Analytical Focus: Key questions include ratings, sentiments, trends, and competitor analysis.
6. Manual Limitations: Manual analysis is time-consuming and inadequate for large-scale insights.
7. AI Solutions: AI tools like Commerce.AI provide rapid analysis and actionable insights.
8. Scalability and Speed: AI processes data quickly, even at scale, facilitating efficient analysis.
9. Historical Learning: Commerce.AI leverages historical data for enhanced trend analysis and understanding.
Application of Sentiment Analysis
Online competition is fierce, and businesses struggle to understand customer feedback from massive
amounts of online reviews. This valuable data is often unused due to its unstructured nature. Sentiment
analysis can solve this problem by automatically classifying reviews as positive, negative, or neutral. By
analyzing these reviews, companies can pinpoint what aspects of products and services customers love or hate.
The ever-growing online market demands innovative strategies for businesses to stand out. Customer
experience is paramount, and businesses must actively seek feedback to understand how customers
perceive their products and services.Here's where sentiment analysis of online reviews, particularly
from Amazon, becomes crucial. This technology allows businesses to analyze vast amounts of
unstructured customer reviews and extract valuable insights.
Support Vector Machines (SVM): SVMs are powerful classifiers that can effectively handle high-dimensional text data. They work by
finding a hyperplane that best separates positive and negative reviews in a feature space.
Naive Bayes: This is a probabilistic classifier that assumes independence between features (words) in the text. While this assumption may not
always hold true, Naive Bayes can be surprisingly effective for sentiment analysis due to its simplicity and efficiency.
Random Forest: This ensemble learning method combines multiple decision trees, leading to often more robust predictions compared to a
single model. Random Forests can handle complex relationships between words and sentiment and are less prone to overfitting.
Deep Learning Techniques: Techniques like Recurrent Neural Networks (RNNs) and Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) networks are
particularly well-suited for analyzing sequential data like text. These models can learn complex patterns and capture long-range dependencies
within sentences, potentially leading to superior sentiment analysis accuracy.
A l g o r i t h m : L o g i s ti c R e g r e s s i o n M o d e l
This sentiment analysis algorithm uses Logistic Regression:
1. Data Preprocessing: - Load reviews and convert sentiment to positive/negative
based on score. - Clean text by converting to lowercase, removing punctuation and
stop words (optionally stemming).
2. Feature Engineering: - Convert preprocessed text into numerical features using
CountVectorizer (word frequency) and Tf-idf weighting.
3. Model Training & Evaluation - Split data into training and testing sets. -Train a
Logistic Regression model to learn the relationship between features and sentiment
labels. -Evaluate model performance on unseen data using accuracy, precision,
recall, and F1-score.
4. Sentiment Prediction - User enters a review. -Preprocess and convert user input
into numerical features using same techniques as training data. -Predict sentiment
for the user's review using the trained model.
5. Result
A l g o r i t h m : L o g i s ti c R e g r e s s i o n M o d e l
1. Beginner-friendly
2. Interpretable results
3. Efficient processing
4. Solid performance
Limitations :
1. Linear assumption
Future Scope