Inspection of people reviews published on social platforms is found to be essential for many businesses requisition. People’s reviews published on social platform are growing in a rapid rate due to ubiquitous computing both interms of number and relevance, this leads the way to big data. A hybrid procedure has been proposed for sentiment analysis of reviews published on social platform. It consists of two deep learning techniques called as Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) and Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM). For local feature selection the increasingly effective technique is CNN, while for sequential inspection of lengthy text the recurrent neural networks LSTM frequently produce good results. The suggested Convolution LSTM techniques focally targeted on two goals in sentiment inspection. The first, one is that it is largely flexible in inspecting big social data, keeping scalability in mind, and secondly unlike traditional machine learning algorithms, it is not domain-specific. The outcomes of the experiment demonstrate that, in terms of accuracy and other metrics, the suggested ensemble model performs better than other Machine Learning techniques.

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Sentiment Analysis on Movie Reviews Using the Convolutional LSTM (Co-LSTM) Model

  • Sireesha Moturi,
  • S. N. Tirumala Rao,
  • Srikanth Vemuru,
  • M. Prasad,
  • M. Anusha

摘要

Inspection of people reviews published on social platforms is found to be essential for many businesses requisition. People’s reviews published on social platform are growing in a rapid rate due to ubiquitous computing both interms of number and relevance, this leads the way to big data. A hybrid procedure has been proposed for sentiment analysis of reviews published on social platform. It consists of two deep learning techniques called as Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) and Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM). For local feature selection the increasingly effective technique is CNN, while for sequential inspection of lengthy text the recurrent neural networks LSTM frequently produce good results. The suggested Convolution LSTM techniques focally targeted on two goals in sentiment inspection. The first, one is that it is largely flexible in inspecting big social data, keeping scalability in mind, and secondly unlike traditional machine learning algorithms, it is not domain-specific. The outcomes of the experiment demonstrate that, in terms of accuracy and other metrics, the suggested ensemble model performs better than other Machine Learning techniques.