Sentiment Analysis on the Elevated Expressway in Bangladesh: A Machine Learning and Deep Learning Approach

User comments on social media or any video streaming platforms show how people feel about something, including different opinions, feelings, and problems of people interacting with it. It can assist people and organizations in making wellinformed choices by offering insightful information on how people feel about a topic or issue. The Elevated Expressway is a crucial infrastructure in Bangladesh and a controversial project that has sparked public debate and criticism. The 46.73 km road project connecting Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport to Kutubkhali on the Dhaka-Chittagong Highway has eased the commute time from the Airport to Farmgate from over an hour to 10 minutes. Regarding this project, People's comments on YouTube as a digital platform for voicing their opinions and contributing to a shared narrative that goes beyond traditional media. In this work, we examine users' sentiments about Elevated Expressway from YouTube comments, employing various Machine Learning (ML) algorithms and Deep Learning (ML) architecture. Based on these analyses, the BERT architecture arises as the most satisfying model, with an accuracy of 84.34% and a macro f1 score of 80.14% for classifying public sentiment as positive, negative, or neutral.

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2024-09-12
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User comments on social media or any video streaming platforms show how people feel about something, including different opinions, feelings, and problems of people interacting with it. It can assist people and organizations in making wellinformed choices by offering insightful information on how people feel about a topic or issue. The Elevated Expressway is a crucial infrastructure in Bangladesh and a controversial project that has sparked public debate and criticism. The 46.73 km road project connecting Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport to Kutubkhali on the Dhaka-Chittagong Highway has eased the commute time from the Airport to Farmgate from over an hour to 10 minutes. Regarding this project, People's comments on YouTube as a digital platform for voicing their opinions and contributing to a shared narrative that goes beyond traditional media. In this work, we examine users' sentiments about Elevated Expressway from YouTube comments, employing various Machine Learning (ML) algorithms and Deep Learning (ML) architecture. Based on these analyses, the BERT architecture arises as the most satisfying model, with an accuracy of 84.34% and a macro f1 score of 80.14% for classifying public sentiment as positive, negative, or neutral.

Boise State University (US), Gopalganj Science and Technology University (BD), International University of Business Agriculture and Technology (BD), University of Frontier Technology, Bangladesh (BD), KIIT University (IN)
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