Abstract

With the extending areas for social events, online overviews, and longrange relational correspondence, the present work is to investigate reviews, evaluations, and trades on the Web so the customer can settle on aninformed decision. Conclusion investigation, otherwise called opinion mining is the computational investigation of sentiments, assumptions, and feelings communicated in common dialect preparing and message examination. Opinion mining, otherwise called Sentiment analysis, assumesan imperative part of this procedure. It is the investigation of feelings, i.e., Assumptions, Expressions that areexpressed in regular dialect. Normal dialect methods areconnected to separate feelings from unstructured information.There are a few procedures which can be utilized to examination such sort of information. Here, we areordering these methods extensively as ”supervised learning, ”unsupervised learning” and ”hybrid techniques.”Both learning methods are combined to get the benefits ofunstructured data in huge volumes. The goal of this paperis to give the review of Sentiment Analysis with KMeansclustering, their difficulties and a similar examination of its methods. In this paper sentiment analysis is collaborated with parallel KMeans for processing massive amount of data and to extract benefits of parallelization.

Details

Title
BIG SENTIMENT ANALYSIS USING K-MEANS CLUSTERING: A SURVEY
Author
Yadav, Shalini; Yadwad, Sunita; Yadav, Prakshi
Pages
695-700
Publication year
2017
Publication date
Sep 2017
Publisher
International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer Science
e-ISSN
09765697
Source type
Scholarly Journal
Language of publication
English
ProQuest document ID
2406987635
Copyright
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