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Natural language processing (NLP) is a developing vicinity of studies that has the potential to provide state-of-the-art sentiment analysis abilities inside the realm of social media. Its software involves the collection of facts from social networks, which include Twitter or FB, after reworking these records into an established format amenable to the NLP techniques. The last aim is to make automated predictions of sentiment from social media posts, which can be used to aid the choice-making methods of customers, marketers, researchers, and many others. As the quantity of data created by social media users continues to grow, so does the complexity of appropriately extracting sentiment from these facts. NLP allows for efficient and automatic approaches to extracting insights from social media conversations. However, the venture lies in finding approaches to extract sentiment from the sizeable amount of textual content efficaciously. It evaluates and discusses the modern techniques and equipment that can be used to apply NLP techniques to social media sentiment analysis.
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Vishakha Joseph
Chandra Prakash Lora
Vivekananda Global University
T Narmadha
Jain University
Jain University
Vivekananda Global University
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synapsesocial.com/papers/68e761ddb6db6435876d86a1 — DOI: https://doi.org/10.1109/inocon60754.2024.10511841
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