SENTIMENT ANALYSIS ON TRENDING YOUTUBE VIDEO BY USER COMMENT
Keywords:
Sentiment analysis, youtube, Opinion mining, predictionAbstract
User comments are the most popular but also extremely controversial form of communication on YouTube. Opinion mining or comment toward attitude evaluation, individual entity, are usually called sentiment. Everyone is free to give opinion related with the present opinions on youtube. Hence people have a free will to express their opinion regarding the performance. Due to the raise of many critics that appear in a short amount of time, there a needs to conduct research on opinion mining. Sentiment analysis is a technique used by researchers to measure and classify the popular content from social media. Public sentiments related to prediction of events, such as Election demonstrations, indicate public attitude, public interest and predict the election results. In this research, opinion mining is applied on the Youtube comments related to “PRIME MINISTER NARENDRA MODI'S MANN KI BAAT WITH THE NATION, AUGUST 2020”. using machine learning techniques. The proposed model will show a good ability to predict user sentiments.
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