Sentiment Analysis has become increasingly important as more opinions are expressed online, in unstructured form. This course covers rule-based and ML-based approaches to extracting sentiment from opinions, including VADER, Sentiwordnet, and more.
Sentiment Analysis has become increasingly important as more opinions are expressed online, in unstructured form. This course covers rule-based and ML-based approaches to extracting sentiment from opinions, including VADER, Sentiwordnet, and more.
Online opinions are becoming ubiquitous - more people are expressing their views online than ever before. As a result, extracting sentiment information from these opinions is becoming very important. In this course, Building Sentiment Analysis Systems in Python, you will learn the fundamentals of building a system to do so in Python. First, you will learn the differences between ML- and rule-based approaches, and how to use VADER, Sentiwordnet, and Naive Bayes classifiers. Next, you will build three sentiment analyzers, and use them to classify a corpus of movie reviews made available by Cornell. Finally, you will gain a conceptual understanding of Support Vector Machines, and why Naive Bayes is usually a better choice. When you're finished with this course, you will have a clear understanding of how to extract sentiment from a body of opinions, and of the design choices and trade-offs involved.
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