Sentiment Analysis in British and American Literature Teaching under Formative Assessment and Machine Learning

Abstract

In English education, British and American literature is a new type of course. The teaching of British and American literature has also undergone many reforms. In the practice of teaching reform, artificial intelligence- (AI-) assisted teaching such as machine learning (ML) has a long history. The performance is continuously improved by studying the mechanism of computer simulation of the human brain learning British and American literature. Then, computer intelligence can be realized. Based on this, this paper mainly discusses two aspects. One is the sentiment tendency analysis method based on the sentiment dictionary, and the other is the sentiment tendency analysis method based on ML. It mainly introduces the judgment of different emotional tendencies by the sentiment analysis model, which is an automatic review analysis and ensemble classification approach. The improvement of sentiment analysis improves the recognition range of text sentiment words in British and American literature teaching to optimize the process of text analysis. Its main feature is that the sentiment analysis of text directly acts on the tendency of words, with fine granularity and accurate analysis. Finally, it is concluded that the maximum value of the algorithm proposed here is 0.9, which has higher accuracy than the maximum value of 0.81 of other analysis models. The results indicate that the integrated classification model combining British and American literature teaching with the dimensions hidden Markov model has relatively reasonable text analysis and high sentiment classification accuracy. In terms of British and American literature teaching, using ML algorithms can effectively help teachers teach British and American literature through sentiment analysis.

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