Arabic Tweets Sentiment Analysis using Hybrid Approaches

Essam, Manal; Elmenshawy, Mohamed; Mousa, Hamdy M.

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“…Hybrid approaches in Arabic sentiment analysis blend various methodologies to enhance accuracy and adaptability to the Arabic language's intricacies. Here's a compilation of studies focusing on hybrid methods in this domain: 1) Essam et al explored hybrid classifiers in their study on Arabic tweets, achieving an accuracy of 75% and an F-measure of 74.1%, demonstrating the effectiveness of hybrid methods in analysing sentiments from Arabic tweets ("Arabic Tweets Sentiment Analysis using Hybrid Approaches") [25]. 2) In the context of sentiment analysis in English and Arabic languages, Guellil, Azouaou, and Valitutti surveyed 100 papers, highlighting the prevalent use of hybrid approaches in Arabic sentiment analysis ("English vs Arabic Sentiment Analysis: A Survey Presenting 100 Work Studies, Resources and Tools") [26].…”

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Analyse the Enhancement of Sentiment Analysis in Arabic by doing a Comparative Study of Several Machine Learning Techniques

Elshafy,

Aly,

Gheith

2024

IJRASET

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Sentiment analysis is a crucial component of natural language processing that seeks to determine the emotional sentiment expressed in a given text. This study investigates sentiment analysis in the Arabic language through a comprehensive approach that integrates traditional machine learning methods with sophisticated deep learning models. We examine the efficacy of conventional algorithms such as Support Vector Machines (SVM) and Naive Bayes, as well as sophisticated neural network architectures such as Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs), Long Short-Term Memory networks (LSTMs), and the Arabic variant of Bidirectional Encoder Representations from Transformers (BERT). The primary novelty of our approach is in the ensemble method, which combines many approaches to enhance the precision of sentiment categorization in Arabic text. To address the particular challenges presented by Arabic sentiment analysis, such as the intricate structure of the language and the diverse regional variations, we utilize a tailored preprocessing pipeline to effectively handle the nuances of Arabic text. Our comprehensive analysis of various datasets demonstrates that the ensemble technique outperforms individual model benchmarks and offers novel insights into the interplay between different machine learning paradigms in Arabic NLP. The results emphasize the ability of hybrid approaches to improve Arabic sentiment analysis, providing a solid basis for future research and practical applications in understanding the sentiments of Arabic consumers. This study is a significant addition to the expanding domain of Arabic Natural Language Processing (NLP). This resource offers a comprehensive and advanced methodology for utilizing machine learning and deep learning methods to comprehend and analyse the intricate aspects of sentiment in the Arabic language

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confidence: 99%