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A serverless tweet analyser that's built using Google Natural Language API, Slack and Webtask
Kaggle Twitter US Airline Sentiment, Implementation of a Tweet Text Sentiment Analysis Model, using custom trained Word Embeddings and LSTM-Deep learning [TUM-Data Analysis&ML summer 2021] @adrianbruenger @stefanrmmr
Tweet Text Writer Recognition Application
The repository contains the stance detection from twitter data project Code and Documentation
Source code for Twitter's Recommendation Algorithm.
Turkish series tweets' sentiment analysis with Bert-base Turkish Sentiment Model
A tweet sentiment analysis app using Node.js and vanilla JS.
Analysing Of Tweet Sentiments Using Supervised Learning Classification Algorithms
Welcome to our project, where we leverage advanced sentiment analysis techniques to detect and classify toxic content in game-related tweets. Our goal is to develop a predictive model that can accurately identify toxicity based on the language used in these tweets.
Interactive web interface of the twitter sentimental tool
Tweet Sentiment Analysis using Deep Learning
In this project, we're going to create a recommend neural network and create it on a tweet emotion data set to learn to recognize emotions in tweets.
An Intelligent EOD Stock & Financial News, and Social Media Stock Sentiment Analysis API
Welcome to the repo where I test different NLP ideas 🤖 & 📝
Ukraine Russia war tweet Analysis using Natural Language Processing NLP (Sentimental Analysis)
Tweet sentiment extraction on kaggle
Tweet Sentiment Analysis based on LSTM
Extract words that supports a tweet's sentiment
This project is developed in line with the Curriculum of the Frauenloop Intermediary Course in Machine Learning.
Tweet Sentiment Analysis end to to end implementation, based on kaggle dataset.
Implementation of Covid-19 sentiment analysis with python using Natural Language Toolkit Library
Sentiment categorization system using classical ML algorithms for tweets | A2 for COL772 course (Fall 21)
The project divides the tweet into three different sentiments and create a wordcloud among them with most frequent used words. The project was submitted in OpenHacks 2020.