An Adapative Neuro Fuzzy Inference Sentiment Analysis using Nonlinear SVM

  • Katta Padmaja, Nagaratna P.Hegde

Abstract

In this paper we compute the sentiment of social media posts using a set of fuzzy rules involving two lexicons and datasets. The proposed Hybrid adaptive fuzzy system integrates NLP ,word sense disambuigation and SVM-Nonlinear. Using four unsupervised fuzzy rule based system to classify the tweet posts into positive, negative sentiment. we used SVM-Nonlinear to optimize the rule set generated for two classes by ANFIS approach. We perform a comparative analysis of our method on  two public twitter dataset, two sentiment lexicons and three approaches (ANFIS,ANFIS-Linear SVM,ANFIS-Nonlinear SVM)for unsupervised sentiment analysis. The fusion of Hybrid Adaptive neuro fuzzy  system with SVM-Nonlinear for sentiment classification provides a new paradigm in sentiment analysis. ANFIS-Nonlinear outshines ANFIS and ANFIS-linear in classification of individual tweets to positive ,negative. this classification helps in producing predictions of political assessment with 90% accuracy.

Keywords: Social media, Twitter, Support vector machine, Adaptive neuro-fuzzy inference system, Political analysis.

Published
2020-04-23
How to Cite
Katta Padmaja, Nagaratna P.Hegde. (2020). An Adapative Neuro Fuzzy Inference Sentiment Analysis using Nonlinear SVM. International Journal of Advanced Science and Technology, 29(05), 2506 - 2523. Retrieved from http://sersc.org/journals/index.php/IJAST/article/view/11144