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📃: Sentiment Analyzer of film reviews ...? #127
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🔴 Sentiment analyzer of film review
🔴 To introduce ai and basic ntlk for beginners a small project
🔴 Creating a sentiment analyzer for film reviews using NLTK involves leveraging the vader tool, which is part of the NLTK library. You install NLTK, download the required lexicon, and initialize the Sentiment Intensity Analyzer. By using the analyzer's
polarity_scores
method, you can obtain sentiment scores that indicate whether the film review is negative, neutral, positive, or overall, effectively capturing the sentiment expressed in the text.Screenshots 📷
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