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| author | Sopuru Alubo Lottu Iloh, Joshua Chibuike Adah Oluwaseun Augustine Princess Chinemerem |
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| contents | Artificial Intelligence (AI) is witnessing an increase in textual data from diverse sources such as social media, online reviews, and blogs. This textual data, rich in sentiments and emotions, has become a valuable asset for understanding public opinion and societal trends. Conventional sentiment analysis methods, relying on lexicon-based approaches and machine learning models, faced challenges in handling linguistic subtleties and contextual nuances. The advent of deep learning, particularly Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) architecture, has revolutionized sentiment analysis by enabling automated pattern extraction from raw textual data. This article investigates the efficacy of Word2Vec and GloVe models in combination with LSTM for sentiment analysis using a Twitter dataset. |
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| spellingShingle | Comparative Analysis of Word2Vec and GloVe with LSTM for Sentiment Analysis: Accuracy and Loss Evaluation on Twitter Data Sopuru Alubo Lottu Iloh, Joshua Chibuike Adah Oluwaseun Augustine Princess Chinemerem Artificial Intelligence (AI) is witnessing an increase in textual data from diverse sources such as social media, online reviews, and blogs. This textual data, rich in sentiments and emotions, has become a valuable asset for understanding public opinion and societal trends. Conventional sentiment analysis methods, relying on lexicon-based approaches and machine learning models, faced challenges in handling linguistic subtleties and contextual nuances. The advent of deep learning, particularly Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) architecture, has revolutionized sentiment analysis by enabling automated pattern extraction from raw textual data. This article investigates the efficacy of Word2Vec and GloVe models in combination with LSTM for sentiment analysis using a Twitter dataset. |
| title | Comparative Analysis of Word2Vec and GloVe with LSTM for Sentiment Analysis: Accuracy and Loss Evaluation on Twitter Data |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15567187 |