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ONLINE CLASS SENTIMENT ANALYSIS ON TWITTER IN THE PHILIPPINES USING NATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING
Author: Nelson H. Credo; Norman Bryan D. Belmonte; Renz Marrion G. Basilan; Rodny N. Fermiza
2022 Computer Science

Amidst the pandemic, education has remained an important sector that must continue for the children are the hope of the nation. With this, the government launched an online learning modality with the support and cooperation of the responsible government agencies allowing the students and teachers to continue their education without compromising their health and safety. Hence, this study was conducted to analyze and classify sentiment tweets in the Philippines on the said implementation of online learning. Quantitative research design was used for the study for it needed to collect a large data. The dataset is composed of 10001 tweets which are categorized as positive, negative, and neutral. Upon the evaluation of the data model, the researchers noticed that having inadequate data affects the performance and prediction accuracy of the sentiments analysis. Moreover, the results showed that the Neutral is prevailing with 46.9% followed by negative with 45.1%, and lastly positive with only 8.5% tweets. With the help of some classifiers the accuracy rate of the model has been determined; Multinomial Naïve Bayes - 61%, Bernoulli Naïve Bayes -64%, and the Complement Naïve Bayes - 59%. In conclusion, neutral and negative tweets have a large amount of labeled data, whereas positive tweets have a small amount of data. Furthermore, it is more accurate to analyze input sample data when the labeled basis data is adequate; the more labeled data there is the stronger the analytical accuracy data gathered.


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