Sentiment Analysis is used to analyse the emotion of the text. In other words, it is the process of detecting a positive or negative emotion of a text.
So, putting it in simple words, by using sentiment analysis we can detect whether the given sentence, paragraph or a document contains a positive or negative emotion/opinion in it.
Use-Case of Sentiment Analysis
Since customer nowadays is open and more abrupt in expressing their views about the products or services they use, sentiment analysis becomes an essential tool for the companies to know their customers in-depth and better.
Sentiment Analysis enables companies to know what kind of emotion/sentiment do customers have for them. This can play a huge role because companies can improve their products/services based on the anal
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Falak Singh
I am a Machine Learning Scientist and like to research the use cases of Artificial intelligence and how it can be leveraged for business purposes. The curiosity of knowing anything in-depth that is what defines me. Analytics is more about the interest in knowing anything in-depth and getting a result from the same.
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