What is Sentiment Analysis?

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Thank you, IBM. This really breaks it down into digestible bits.

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FROM CHATGPT: In sentiment analysis using a machine learning approach, logistic regression is the appropriate classification algorithm, not linear regression. Here's why: *Logistic Regression* Classification Task: Sentiment analysis is typically a binary classification task (positive vs. negative sentiment) or a multi-class classification task (e.g., positive, neutral, negative). Logistic regression is designed for classification problems, making it suitable for sentiment analysis. Output: Logistic regression outputs probabilities that can be mapped to discrete classes (e.g., sentiment labels). The sigmoid function is used to convert the linear combination of input features into a probability between 0 and 1. The model predicts the class label based on the highest probability. Decision Boundary: Logistic regression creates a decision boundary to separate different classes based on the feature space, which is essential for classification tasks. *Linear Regression* Regression Task: Linear regression is used for regression problems, where the goal is to predict a continuous outcome variable. It is not suitable for classification tasks because it predicts a continuous value rather than discrete class labels. Output: Linear regression outputs a continuous value, which is not directly interpretable as class labels for sentiment analysis. Decision Boundary: Linear regression does not create a decision boundary for classification. Instead, it fits a line (or hyperplane) to predict continuous values.

[@BibekMishra84]

I agree. The output of Linear Regression is on continuous spectrum & the output of Logistic regression is discrete (e.g. 0 or 1)

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This was a real information packed thought thumper. Nice job glad I seen the short and your link to it.

[@bikedawg]

These videos are extremely informative and educational--thank you IBM!

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very well explained

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Nice explanations! Thanks a lot

[@oshkit]

@IBM Technology please confirm whether it was meant to be logistic regression instead of linear regression

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Excellent 👌🏻 Explanation

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[@glenilame9910]

how did he not mention transformers? Please make a video on deploying BERT

[@sammyfrancisco9966]

One other synonym to lexicon often used by NLP is ontology.

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That was perfect

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How ontology is used

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[@evandrogoulart7307]

Linear regression is not a classification method!

[@serhatakay8351]

He Said linear regression can be used to measure score, based on score sentiment can be classified based on a threshold, e.g. lower score than threshold means negative and vice versa

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I think logistic regression is classification method, not linear regression. Because linear reg is predicted continuous values

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Are you writing backwards?

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Not really, the camera is behind the board thing and maybe the video is mirrored

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