Advanced Algorithm for Decision Support System using Sentiment Classification |
Author(s): |
Shweta Thorat , Gokhale education society's R.H.Sapat college of engineering,nashik; Vishakha Warke, Gokhale education society's R.H.Sapat college of engineering,nashik; Priyanka Mahale, Gokhale education society's R.H.Sapat college of engineering,nashik; Kanchan Pawar, Gokhale education society's R.H.Sapat college of engineering,nashik; Prof. C. R. Barde |
Keywords: |
Sentiment Classification, Text Mining, Machine Learning, Summarization, Reviews |
Abstract |
Today we find that there are number of shopping web applications available on the internet like jbong.com, flipkart.com etc. More and more products are sold on the web also more and more people are buying products online. People from all over the globe use these websites and order using these websites. In order to improve the sales of a product and to enhance customer satisfaction, Most of the online sites give opportunity to customer to provide reviews on the products that they purchased and about service. As many users becoming comfortable with the Web, an increasing number of people are writing reviews. Hence, now a day the number of reviews that a product receives grows rapidly. Many popular products can get hundreds/thousands of reviews. Manual classification of such large number of reviews is practically impossible. Aim of Sentiment classification is to automatically predict sentiment polarity (positive or negative) of reviews provided by users. Traditional classification algorithms are also used to train sentiment classifiers from manually labeled text data, but the labeling work is time-consuming and expensive. Users often use some different words when they express opinion on the products that they have purchased. Different sentiments are expressed differently in different domains, and adding corpora for every possible domain of interest is costly. Applying a sentiment classifier trained for a particular domain to classify sentiment of user reviews on a different domain shows poor performance because words that occur in the train domain might not appear in the test domain. To overcome this problem we propose a method in cross-domain sentiment classification. We analyze the customer reviews according to polarity. Polarity can be given in 3 ways that is positive, negative and neutral. First of all our system checked, on which product or group of products, the customer give the reviews, then we find out a keyword and their attributes. As get the pair, we assign a polarity using sentiment classification. We will take the reviews from the customer in the form of checkboxes, textbox etc. Then, we will help the owner to determine a polarity of each product in a particular region. |
Other Details |
Paper ID: IJSRDV2I11266 Published in: Volume : 2, Issue : 11 Publication Date: 01/02/2015 Page(s): 546-549 |
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