Sentiment-analysis-amazon-Products-Reviews and Amazon-Sentiment-Analysis

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About Sentiment-analysis-amazon-Products-Reviews

alaBay94/Sentiment-analysis-amazon-Products-Reviews

NLP with NLTK for Sentiment analysis amazon Products Reviews

This project helps e-commerce managers, product marketers, or small business owners understand customer opinions from Amazon product reviews. It takes raw customer reviews and categorizes them as positive, negative, or neutral sentiment. The output provides a clear overview of how customers feel about a product, which can inform marketing strategies or product improvements.

customer-feedback product-reviews e-commerce-analytics market-research brand-monitoring

About Amazon-Sentiment-Analysis

siddh30/Amazon-Sentiment-Analysis

A Natural Language Processing based project - Sentiment Analysis of Amazon Product Reviews in Python

This project helps e-commerce managers, product analysts, or market researchers understand customer sentiment from Amazon product reviews. It processes millions of book reviews to categorize them as 'Positive', 'Neutral', or 'Negative', and also predicts star ratings. You can feed in raw Amazon review data and get clear sentiment labels and predicted ratings for each review.

e-commerce-analytics customer-feedback product-research market-intelligence brand-reputation

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