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Tweet Sentiment Analysis

Tweet Sentiment Analysis

IntroductionReading the DataPrint out the Basic Info of our DatasetData PreprocessingEDAPlot the DistributionText CleaningWords CountGenerate a Word CloudText Sentiment AnalysisSentiment Classification

bookText Sentiment Analysis

Now that we have prepared our data to be finally classified we will rely on a famous Python library called TextBlob. This package allows us to perform a sentiment analysis for any given text.

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  1. Import the TextBlob package.
  2. Experiment with your own text and see the score (sentiment) that is returned.
  3. Print out the result.

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Now that we have prepared our data to be finally classified we will rely on a famous Python library called TextBlob. This package allows us to perform a sentiment analysis for any given text.

Task
test

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  1. Import the TextBlob package.
  2. Experiment with your own text and see the score (sentiment) that is returned.
  3. Print out the result.

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