I think itd be a bit more precise if you had a bigger pool, no?
absolutely. running for 100,000 tweets rn. give me a couple minutes to upload
that sample size small as hell op
most recent 650 tweets, running with bigger size now
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dont make me upload the full code for you guys
Nah I believe you OP I was just laughing at Danny
I'd imagine that slang or text that needs human interpretation can lead to inaccurate results. Is there any way to account for that? For instance, if a tweet says "wlr is sick", that would be a negative tweet if we go by the real definition, while it really is a positive one.
I'd imagine that slang or text that needs human interpretation can lead to inaccurate results. Is there any way to account for that? For instance, if a tweet says "wlr is sick", that would be a negative tweet if we go by the real definition, while it really is a positive one.
Literally nobody says the word “sick” to be negative lol go outside
Literally nobody says the word “sick” to be negative lol go outside
I've never done any sentiment a***ysis, but I assume the libraries use to perform the a***ysis already have some sort of dictionaries built in that detect the words and assign them as positive/negative. You really think the programmer has build that with urban slang in mind lol?
In my previous post I said "sick" because it was the first thing that came to my mind, but imagine any slang word in the hip hop world that could be interpreted as ambiguous if we go by a book definition.
chill bruh its a feature for the music stock market I am making so you can see how public is live reacting to an album
this fye
I'd imagine that slang or text that needs human interpretation can lead to inaccurate results. Is there any way to account for that? For instance, if a tweet says "wlr is sick", that would be a negative tweet if we go by the real definition, while it really is a positive one.
good point. Im making sure to account for slang like fire and sick when making the predictions.
I've never done any sentiment a***ysis, but I assume the libraries use to perform the a***ysis already have some sort of dictionaries built in that detect the words and assign them as positive/negative. You really think the programmer has build that with urban slang in mind lol?
In my previous post I said "sick" because it was the first thing that came to my mind, but imagine any slang word in the hip hop world that could be interpreted as ambiguous if we go by a book definition.
Look up the textblob library. It is fire also adding emphasis / polarity to common words like fire, trash, sick etc.
Look up the textblob library. It is fire also adding emphasis / polarity to common words like fire, trash, sick etc.
dope, i'll check it out. I'm into data a***ysis but i've yet to get into sentiment a***ysis.