Bidirectional encoder representations from transformers and deep learning model for analyzing smartphone-related tweets

Nearly six billion people globally use smartphones, and reviews about smartphones provide useful feedback concerning important functions, unique characteristics, etc. Social media platforms like Twitter contain a large number of such reviews containing feedback from customers. Conventional methods o...

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Veröffentlicht in:PeerJ. Computer science 2023-08, Vol.9, p.e1432, Article e1432
Hauptverfasser: R, Sudheesh, Mujahid, Muhammad, Rustam, Furqan, Mallampati, Bhargav, Chunduri, Venkata, de la Torre Díez, Isabel, Ashraf, Imran
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Zusammenfassung:Nearly six billion people globally use smartphones, and reviews about smartphones provide useful feedback concerning important functions, unique characteristics, etc. Social media platforms like Twitter contain a large number of such reviews containing feedback from customers. Conventional methods of analyzing consumer feedback such as business surveys or questionnaires and focus groups demand a tremendous amount of time and resources, however, Twitter’s reviews are unstructured and manual analysis is laborious and time-consuming. Machine learning and deep learning approaches have been applied for sentiment analysis, but classification accuracy is low. This study utilizes a transformer-based BERT model with the appropriate preprocessing pipeline to obtain higher classification accuracy. Tweets extracted using Tweepy SNS scrapper are used for experiments, while fine-tuned machine and deep learning models are also employed. Experimental results demonstrate that the proposed approach can obtain a 99% classification accuracy for three sentiments.
ISSN:2376-5992
2376-5992
DOI:10.7717/peerj-cs.1432