Sentiment Analysis Using Machine Learning and Python

Sentiment Analysis Using Machine Learning and Python
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[@destinyjames6117]

Thank you! However, looks like its not so related to machine learning, but the pretrained machine learning textblob in python.. Was expecting to create a model ourselves, great video though.

[@hamidrezabarari155]

thank you . so useful :)

[@paulocuellas7946]

Hi Randerson. I used your approach on the video with just one modification: instead of getting an article as you did I just used the hardcoded phrase "I do not like him". The result was 0 (zero), which means neutral. Is there any particularity in this case? Because the result should be a number below zero (sentiment negative), right?

[@utkar1]

I tried "I do not like him" - it gave me neutral as well. Though I also tried some more texts, values are as follows: "I hate you" : -1 (negative) "I love you": 0.625 (positive) "I love you very much" : 0.38 (positive) # i was expecting this to be higher though, I wonder what text will get us a full +1 sentiment score

[@sumanmishra3306]

I have one doubt, can we divide every word doing sentimental analysis?

[@utkar1]

Thanks a lot :)

[@jasontompkins8180]

Subscribed!!

[@shivanicherukuru1314]

how can we give a text file instead of giving a url?

[@amardipjha460]

Sir, when i typed the code editor till the code text = article.summary print(text) then doesn't print the Summary of aricle so Please Help me on my Gmail. Thanking you.

[@ricardohuaman6319]

thank you so much , I got a question these code work even it is a Spanish text?

[@Eebbistuu]

nice work, what we do if it is not English text

[@zanepage3123]

Waliin Waliif you should be able to do the same thing

[@kavindudananjaya3290]

this is not machine learning and there is another approach that really means the 'Sentiment analysis with machine learning', this is just the rule based lexicon method

[@samscholes9727]

When I run this I get "Article is not defined" :/

[@RimujiFoods]

"i do not hate you" gives negative polarity????

[@jainpiyush3135]

did you got negative?? coz i got 0.4

[@notpiyushpatil]

Please accept request

[@rajeshkumarsivaprakasam2159]

Could you share id?