Sentiment Analysis Using
Machine Learning
Team Members:
1. Atharva Bhagat
2. Om Devharkar
3. Sahil korgoankar
4. Anushka Waghmare
Problem Statement
Understanding public sentiment on various topics (e.g., products, services,
social issues) is crucial for decision-making. Traditional methods are time-
consuming and subjective. Automating sentiment analysis with machine
learning can provide faster, more accurate insights.
This project aims to develop a machine learning model that can accurately
classify and analyze sentiment in textual data, facilitating better decision-
making for businesses.
Objectives
• Automate the sentiment analysis process using machine learning
algorithms.
• Classify text data into positive, negative, or neutral sentiments.
• Improve the accuracy and efficiency of sentiment prediction.
• Apply the model to various real-world applications like product reviews,
social media, etc.
Proposed Methodology
1. Data Collection: Gather text data from sources like social media,
reviews, or datasets (e.g., IMDb, Twitter).
2. Data Preprocessing: Clean and preprocess the data (remove noise,
stopwords, tokenize).
3. Model Selection: Choose appropriate ML algorithms (e.g., Naive Bayes,
SVM, or neural networks).
4. Training: Train the model using labeled datasets.
5. Testing and Evaluation: Validate the model’s accuracy using metrics
like precision, recall, and F1-score.
Timeline and Milestones
• Week 1: Data collection and preprocessing.
• Week 2: Model selection and initial training.
• Week 3: Model testing and evaluation.
• Week 4: Final tuning, application, and presentation.
Resources Needed
• Datasets: Publicly available sentiment datasets (e.g., IMDb, Twitter).
• Software/Tools: Python, scikit-learn, NLTK, TensorFlow/PyTorch.
• Hardware: Personal computers or cloud computing resources (if needed
for large datasets).
Expected Outcome
• A trained sentiment analysis model capable of classifying text into
positive, negative, or neutral sentiments.
• Insights from text data that can assist in decision-making for
businesses, media monitoring, and customer feedback analysis.
Expected Outcome
Thank
• A trained sentiment analysis model capable of classifying text into
positive, negative,You
or neutral sentiments.
• Insights from text data that can assist in decision-making for
businesses, media monitoring, and customer feedback analysis.
Any
Questions?