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A Survey on Various Techniques for Sentiment Analysis and Opinion Mining
Abstract
Sentiment analysis could be a range of language process for chase the mood of the general public a few unambiguous product or topic. Sentiment analysis, which is additionally called as opinion mining, involves in building a system to gather and examine opinions regarding the merchandise created in journal posts, comments, reviews or tweets. Here in this paper various sentiment analysis techniques are reviewed. The review sites mentioned for the awareness and various author’s proposals are tabulated.
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