Aspect based sentiment analysis of Twitter mobile phone reviews using LSTM and Convolutional Neural Network

The proliferation of online shopping has led to a surge in product reviews, providing valuable information to consumers. However, the overwhelming volume and subjective nature of these reviews make it difficult to assess product performance accurately. We propose a machine learning-based system that extracts sentiment from online reviews to address this challenge. Our system effectively identifies positive, negative, and neutral sentiments and classifies sentiment for specific product aspects. By offering concise and clear information, our system empowers consumers to make informed purchasing decisions and assists manufacturers in improving their products. Our proposed LSTMCNN model, trained on a dataset of 62,563 reviews, achieved impressive results with an accuracy of 95.84%, precision of 95.6% and recall of 95.8%. This significantly outperforms existing models, demonstrating the effectiveness of our approach. Moving forward, we aim to further enhance the accuracy of our system, track sentiment changes over time, and develop personalized product recommendations. These advancements will continue to increase the value and utility of online reviews in e-commerce.

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International Journal of experimental research and review
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2024-09-30
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https://doi.org/10.52756/ijerr.2024.v43spl.011
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Sentiment Analysis and Opinion Mining
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Aspect based sentiment analysis of Twitter mobile phone reviews using LSTM and Convolutional Neural Network

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Abstract

The proliferation of online shopping has led to a surge in product reviews, providing valuable information to consumers. However, the overwhelming volume and subjective nature of these reviews make it difficult to assess product performance accurately. We propose a machine learning-based system that extracts sentiment from online reviews to address this challenge. Our system effectively identifies positive, negative, and neutral sentiments and classifies sentiment for specific product aspects. By offering concise and clear information, our system empowers consumers to make informed purchasing decisions and assists manufacturers in improving their products. Our proposed LSTMCNN model, trained on a dataset of 62,563 reviews, achieved impressive results with an accuracy of 95.84%, precision of 95.6% and recall of 95.8%. This significantly outperforms existing models, demonstrating the effectiveness of our approach. Moving forward, we aim to further enhance the accuracy of our system, track sentiment changes over time, and develop personalized product recommendations. These advancements will continue to increase the value and utility of online reviews in e-commerce.

International Journal of experimental research and reviewVol. 43
Amity University (IN), IMS Unison University (IN), Amity University (AE), Division of Human Resource Management (US), Human Resource Development Group (IN)
Industry, innovation and infrastructure
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