An empirical perspective on sarcasm detection in tweets using machine learning techniques

The majority of the time, Sentiment Analysis is utilised to figure out what the author is thinking about. Major provocation has been occurring, and irony detection is believed to be one of the most provocative aspects of the situation currently. Irony is a unique manner of describing information tha...

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