dblilienthal/Multiclass-Text-Classification-with-DistilBERT-on-COVID-19-Tweets

I implement a deep learning network to classify COVID-19 Tweets into 5 categories and 3 categories using DistilBERT (a lighter version of BERT) as an embedding layer along with an LSTM and Dense Layer. I Achieve 65% accuracy with 5 categories and 80% accuracy on 3 categories.

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This tool helps social media analysts or public health researchers automatically sort COVID-19 related tweets. It takes raw tweet text and assigns it one of several sentiment labels, such as 'Positive,' 'Neutral,' or 'Negative.' This enables a rapid understanding of public sentiment without manually reading thousands of posts.

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Use this if you need to quickly categorize large volumes of COVID-19 tweets by sentiment to gauge public opinion or track trends.

Not ideal if your primary goal is fine-grained analysis beyond general sentiment, such as identifying specific topics or factual inaccuracies within tweets.

social-media-analysis public-health-monitoring sentiment-analysis tweet-categorization COVID-19-research
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