Detecting sarcasm in public opinion about COVID-19 using NBC and RBF
During the Covid-19 pandemic, many opinions were voiced by the public using social media platforms, one of which was using Twitter. By analyzing the opinion, it can be classified that the opinion is a positive opinion which is a support opinion, or a negative opinion which is a derogatory opinion. B...
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Zusammenfassung: | During the Covid-19 pandemic, many opinions were voiced by the public using social media platforms, one of which was using Twitter. By analyzing the opinion, it can be classified that the opinion is a positive opinion which is a support opinion, or a negative opinion which is a derogatory opinion. But there is another opinion called sarcasm opinion. In this study, analyzing the sarcasm opinions contained in twiiter. For sentiment analysis using unigram, select k-best, and TF-IDF, for classification, namely Naive Bayes. Whereas for the classification of sarcasm using the Random Forest Classifier which has 4 features, namely, Sentiment-relate, Puncuation-relate, Lexcial and Syntatic, and Pattern-relare, for classification using the Decission tree. The results in this study on the training data obtained an accuracy rate of 76%, and for the test data obtained an accuracy rate of 92%. |
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ISSN: | 0094-243X 1551-7616 |
DOI: | 10.1063/5.0208763 |