ANNAMACHARYA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND

SCICNCES::TIRUPATHI
(AUTONOMOUS)
Computer science and engineering
A.Y.: 2022-2023
ABSTRACT REVIEW
Twitter Data Sentiment Analysis
BATCH NO: 03
Under the Guidance of
Mrs. C Hemavathy.,MTech 19AK1A0554 HASITHA V
Assistant Professor 19AK1A0558 HEMASREE C
Department of CSE 19AK1A0538 DIVAKAR
AITS,Tirupati REDDY P
19AK1A0547 HANEEF G
 ABSTRACT
The project addresses the problem of sentiment analysis in twitter; that is
classifying tweets according to the sentiment expressed in them: positive,
negative or neutral.
Twitter is an online social-networking platform which allows users to write
short status updates of maximum length 140 characters.
The maximum limit of characters that are allowed on Twitter is 140.
In this project, we try to analyze Twitter posts using the Machine Learning
approach.
The aim of
this project is to develop a functional classifier for accurate and automatic
sentiment classification of an unknown tweet stream.
 INTRODUCTION
In this project, we try to implement a Twitter sentiment analysis model that helps
to overcome the challenges of identifying the sentiments of the tweets.
A website is built to classify the tweets into positive, negative, and neutral. On
this website, we classify the tweets based on phrases.
The project would heavily rely on techniques of “Natural Language Processing”
in extracting significant patterns and features from the large data set of tweets and
on “Machine Learning” techniques for accurately classifying individual unlabeled
data samples (tweets) according to whichever pattern model best describes them.
For example the word “excellent” has a strong positive connotation while the
word “evil” possesses a strong negative connotation. So whenever a word with
positive connotation is used in a sentence, chances are that the entire sentence
would be expressing a positive sentiment.
 EXISTING SYSTEM

In existing system the classification of sentiments are done with the help of machine
learning and natural language processing (NLP) algorithms.
The datasets from Kaggle are used.
And the classification was done only for positive or negative tweets.
It doesn't provide correct results.
 PROPOSED SYSTEM

Our “Twitter Data Sentiment Analysis is a website which is created to check whether the twitter data
is positive, negative or neutral based on phrase and sentence level sentiment analysis.
We first create a Twitter Developer Account.
We use Vader Sentiment Analyzer and Text Blob for classification of data into positive, negative or
neutral.
The results are printed in a tabular format.
 MINIMUM SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
Software Requirements
Hardware Requirements
Application platform : Python 2.0 & above RAM :
2GB & Above
Framework : Flask Processor
: Intel I3 & Above
Operating System : Windows
 Thank You
Any Questions