29 April, 2017

Sentiment Analysis

Presented by -

Shivangi Desai & Sonia Mathew

PGDM Research & Business Analytics

  • To enhance my knowledge of R and develop Exploratory Analysis & Visualization skills.
  • To review the learnings of Business Analytics Using R.
  • To understand how sentiment analysis can be applied to large data set.
  • To understand shinyapp and its application to various sets of information in real time.

  • Sentiment Analysis is the process of determining whether a text of writing is positive, negative or neutral in meaning.
  • This web app analyses the Sentiments in the text inputted by the user.
  • It is done by measuring the emotions and polarity.

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Analytics Performed


  • Quantitative Analysis:
    Displays the Word Count, Line Count, Average Words per Line, Polarity Count and Emotion Count
  • Sentiment Analysis:
    Classifies into Positive, Negative and Neutral as per polarity Classifies into Anger, Disgust, Fear, Joy, Sadness, Surprise, Unknown as per emotions
  • Visual Analysis:
    Displays Polarity count and Emotion count Histograms, significant words alongwith WordCloud

Meeting our Objectives

  • Our primary objective of enhancing our knowledge of understanding big data has been met successfully.
  • Getting a hands-on experience with R programming & also helped us develop our exploratory analysis & visualization skills
  • The objective to understand shinyapp and its application to various sets of information has also been met.

Our Experience with R


  • The experience of learning R for us was nothing less than riding on a roller coaster ride.The anxiety, fear of learning a new programming language.
  • But session by session and timely practise kept us engrossed with the subject as each session we learnt something new.
  • It helped us build up our confidence as we could now get a better undertanding of how analytics works and all that run around data is not as easy as it looks.
  • Also when you get the trained by an ace professor who knows your strengths and weakness and always there when your in need.