Aspect Based Sentiment Analysis using Various Supervised Classification Techniques: An Overview
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The Sentiment Analysis (SA) work is concerned with identifying aspect terms and categories and categorising emotions (positive, negatively, conflict, and neutral) in ratings and reviews. When it comes to subjectivity, it's typical to divide sentences into objective phrases that include accurate information and subjective statements that include express ideas, beliefs, and perspectives on a given topic. Various existing researchers have already done a lot of work in sentiment analysis with various methods, including aspect extraction. This paper proposed a systematic literature analysis of numerous sentiment analysis using supervised and unsupervised classification techniques. We investigate a few features extraction Natural language Processing (NLP) techniques used to identify aspects of machine learning for the detection of sentiment. An extensive experiment analysis, we discuss the findings of the study, challenges of the current and define the problem statement for the future direction
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