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Twitter Sentiment Analysis: Model to Deployment

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Timotius Marselo

Timotius Marselo

Timotius is a voracious learner from his days studying and living in China. He returned to Indonesia with the goal of seriously pursuing data science, investing his time across mathematics, NLP (natural language processing) and machine learning along the way.

This article series features an end-to-end machine learning project where our data scientist, Timotius Marselo, walks you through an entire process of training — and then deploying — a deep learning model (LSTM architecture) that automatically labels tweets by their sentiment score. 
 
The series consists of (4) parts, and by the end of it, we have a live, fully ready web application ready for prime time!
 
Here’s how the series breaks down:
 
  1. Data Collection: There is no machine learning model without training data, so this is the phase that takes us through some data collection in Python and then preparing the data for our deep learning LSTM model
  2. LSTM (Long Short-Term Memory) Model Construction: Training a neural network with data collected from (1) to predict the sentiment of tweets after some text preprecossing
  3.  Model Deployment and Web App: We deploy our model to the cloud courtesy of Streamlit, along with a front end interface for general consumption of our sentiment analysis app
  4.  Business value and case study: Using our deployed Twitter Sentiment Analyzer, we’re going to highlight some actionable items for Coursera, as well as for social scientists trying to get a sense of the societal view towards an issue such as the LGBT movement 

Twitter Sentiment Analysis – Introduction and Data Collection (Part 1)

Twitter Sentiment Analysis – Data Preprocessing and Model Building (Part 2)

Twitter Sentiment Analysis – Creating Dashboard and Deploying Model with Streamlit (Part 3)

Twitter Sentiment Analysis – Use Cases (Part 4)

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