Deep Learning Techniques for Sentiment Analysis in Social Media

Feeling examination in web-based entertainment has turned into a critical device for grasping popular conclusions, empowering noteworthy experiences in different spaces like showcasing, governmental issues, and sociologies. This examination paper investigates the utilization of profound learning procedures to opinion examination, stressing three center systems: dealing with imbalanced information during preprocessing, applying Principal Component Analysis (PCA) for include determination, and utilizing Long Transient Memory (LSTM) networks for arrangement. Web-based entertainment information frequently experiences class uneven characters, which can slant expectations; this review resolves the issue through Manufactured Minority Over-inspecting Procedures (Destroyed) to guarantee adjusted information portrayal. PCA is used to lessen high-layered include spaces, holding the most important data for viable opinion portrayal. The LSTM model is utilized to catch the successive conditions and logical subtleties innate in web-based entertainment text. Trial results show the proposed structure's adequacy, accomplishing high exactness and strength in feeling forecast. This research features the capability of consolidating preprocessing, include decrease, and profound learning for improved virtual entertainment feeling examination.

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2025-03-27
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icfts62006.2025.11031586
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Sentiment Analysis and Opinion Mining
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Deep Learning Techniques for Sentiment Analysis in Social Media

Sahana D. Gowda, Vinod N. Alone, Nayani Sateesh, Najmuddin Aamer et al.
Sentiment Analysis and Opinion Mining
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Deep Learning Techniques for Sentiment Analysis in Social Media

Sahana D. Gowda, Vinod N. Alone, Nayani Sateesh, Najmuddin Aamer, John T. Abraham, Mily Lal
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Feeling examination in web-based entertainment has turned into a critical device for grasping popular conclusions, empowering noteworthy experiences in different spaces like showcasing, governmental issues, and sociologies. This examination paper investigates the utilization of profound learning procedures to opinion examination, stressing three center systems: dealing with imbalanced information during preprocessing, applying Principal Component Analysis (PCA) for include determination, and utilizing Long Transient Memory (LSTM) networks for arrangement. Web-based entertainment information frequently experiences class uneven characters, which can slant expectations; this review resolves the issue through Manufactured Minority Over-inspecting Procedures (Destroyed) to guarantee adjusted information portrayal. PCA is used to lessen high-layered include spaces, holding the most important data for viable opinion portrayal. The LSTM model is utilized to catch the successive conditions and logical subtleties innate in web-based entertainment text. Trial results show the proposed structure's adequacy, accomplishing high exactness and strength in feeling forecast. This research features the capability of consolidating preprocessing, include decrease, and profound learning for improved virtual entertainment feeling examination.

Dr. D.Y. Patil Vidyapeeth, Pune (IN)
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