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7. Sentiment Analysis

Sudipta Mukherjee1  
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Bangalore, India
 
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Introduction

Sentiment about a product or a service offered by a company is all too valuable in this era than ever before. Knowing whether their established customer base and potential customers are showing a positive or negative sentiment (as shown in Figure 7-1) toward their product or service can be game-changing for companies. However, extracting the true sentiment from a phrase written in English is a challenge, let alone in all the languages. That’s because human languages could be ambiguous, ...

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