Data Science
Sentiment Analysis of Twitter using NL toolkit in Python
Make internet a safe place - one hate-free Tweet at a time, and also build an exceedingly impressive proof of work in the field of social media analytics.
Role
Data Scientist
Industry
Technology
No. of Subscribers
32
Level
Advanced
Time Commitment
Submit First Draft in 30 days
Duration
60 days
Tools you’ll learn
Here’s What You Work On
About the Company
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Python
NLTK
Sentiment Analysis
SVM (Support Vector Machines)
Logistic Regression
Bridging the gap
6000 people take to Twitter every minute to express an opinion, or share a piece of information. A number of these tweets can be problematic, because they would incite hate and prejudice against a section of the society, or worse - spread false information about critical global issues like the Coronavirus pandemic. It is the task of a data science team at Twitter to create product policies which enable Twitter algorithms to flag and mark problematic tweets - making the platform safer for its user. In this menternship, you will be tasked with creating your own version of a sentiment analysis algorithm that can regulate problematic content on a social media platform.
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Data Analysis
Data preparation
Hypothesis testing
Expected output
In this menternship, you will develop a sentiment analysis algorithm to identify and flag problematic Tweets on Twitter
Create
Data preparation of the given dataset
A Twitter sentiment analysis model that identifies the sentiments of the tweets using various ML Algorithms
What you’ll need before starting
Python, Sentiment Analysis