Authors :
NAVIN R.; NIVESH SB; VIGNESHWARAN M.
Volume/Issue :
Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 11 - November
Google Scholar :
https://tinyurl.com/v34yf6we
Scribd :
https://tinyurl.com/2zdfmajb
DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14557727
Abstract :
In today’s online shopping world, product reviews significantly impact customer purchasing decisions, but the vast
number of reviews makes it difficult for businesses to analyze them manually. This project uses Natural Language Processing
(NLP) to automate sentiment analysis, allowing businesses to quickly understand customer opinions. By categorizing reviews
as positive, negative, or neutral, the project provides valuable insights into customer sentiment. The process begins by
gathering and cleaning a dataset of product reviews, followed by steps like removing unnecessary words, breaking down
sentences, and simplifying words for more accurate analysis. With these preparations, machine learning models such as
Naive Bayes and Support Vector Machines (SVM) predict sentiment trends in new reviews, which are then visualized in pie
charts for clarity. This automation helps businesses grasp customer needs, leading to improvements in marketing, product
development, and customer service. Ultimately, this system allows companies to turn vast amounts of feedback into
actionable insights, making it easier to create customer-centered products and strategies.
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In today’s online shopping world, product reviews significantly impact customer purchasing decisions, but the vast
number of reviews makes it difficult for businesses to analyze them manually. This project uses Natural Language Processing
(NLP) to automate sentiment analysis, allowing businesses to quickly understand customer opinions. By categorizing reviews
as positive, negative, or neutral, the project provides valuable insights into customer sentiment. The process begins by
gathering and cleaning a dataset of product reviews, followed by steps like removing unnecessary words, breaking down
sentences, and simplifying words for more accurate analysis. With these preparations, machine learning models such as
Naive Bayes and Support Vector Machines (SVM) predict sentiment trends in new reviews, which are then visualized in pie
charts for clarity. This automation helps businesses grasp customer needs, leading to improvements in marketing, product
development, and customer service. Ultimately, this system allows companies to turn vast amounts of feedback into
actionable insights, making it easier to create customer-centered products and strategies.