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Twitter Opinion Analysis about 5G Technology


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1 Ph.D. Research Scholar, Department of Computer Science, Punjabi University, Patiala, India
 

Since thousands of users freely express their opinions on Twitter every day, it has become a rich source for sentiment analysis and opinion mining data. In this investigation, we look at the sentiment of shared articles with the hashtag "#5G" and categories it as positive, negative, or neutral. We used statistical sentiment analysis tool to create a classification model that had an accuracy and recall of 83.69%. The findings indicate that it is possible to recognize key public opinion factors in the acceptance or rejection of 5G technology, which is valuable information for technology companies.

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Twitter, Sentiment Analysis, 5G Technology.
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Authors

Mukhtiar Singh
Ph.D. Research Scholar, Department of Computer Science, Punjabi University, Patiala, India

Abstract


Since thousands of users freely express their opinions on Twitter every day, it has become a rich source for sentiment analysis and opinion mining data. In this investigation, we look at the sentiment of shared articles with the hashtag "#5G" and categories it as positive, negative, or neutral. We used statistical sentiment analysis tool to create a classification model that had an accuracy and recall of 83.69%. The findings indicate that it is possible to recognize key public opinion factors in the acceptance or rejection of 5G technology, which is valuable information for technology companies.

Keywords


Twitter, Sentiment Analysis, 5G Technology.

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