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Sentiment Recognition

Recognizes sentiment of the text.

PreviousWeb Data ExtractionNextKey Phrases Extraction

Last updated 2 years ago

Overview

Sentiment Recognition AI block allows you to analyze the sentiment of any given text.

It uses advanced natural language processing techniques to identify the emotions and attitudes expressed in the text, whether they are positive, negative, or neutral. This AI block is highly accurate and can be used to analyze large volumes of text quickly and efficiently.

It is particularly useful for businesses and organizations that need to monitor customer feedback, social media posts, and other forms of online communication. With Sentiment Recognition, you can gain valuable insights into the opinions and attitudes of your customers, allowing you to make informed decisions and improve your products and services.

How to Setup

Provide the next mandatory info:

  1. Data input (text) - variables from other blocks or provided by a user as manual input

  2. Data output - result variable, that the block produces. Change its name for ease of further use.

Inputs and Outputs

Input
Output
Output Description

Text (text)

Sentiment label (text)

"Positive", "negative" or "neutral" classification of the text input

Positive (score/number)

An exact score from 0 to 1 that defines the degree of positivity of the text input

Negative (score/number)

An exact score from 0 to 1 that defines the degree of negativity of the text input

Neutral (score/number)

An exact score from 0 to 1 that defines the degree of neutrality of the text input

Labeling is useful for the general classification of texts at scale.

Exact scores are useful for:

A) Normalizing texts on the same axis

B) Filtering them out using a filter with a specific threshold.