Articles Archive for May 2018
Javascript »
This is a beginner tutorial on working with Javascript arrays and looping through them.
Javascript Array is a list-like object. It is used to store multiple values in a single variable.
This article deals with creating a Javascript array and using different functions on the array. We also see how we can loop through the arrays and get the values.
Machine Learning, Natural Language Processing (NLP), Python, Sentiment Analysis, Twitter »
This article shows how you can perform Sentiment Analysis on Twitter Real-Time Tweets Data using Python and TextBlob.
I have written one article on similar topic on Sentiment Analysis on Tweets using TextBlob. In that article, I had written on using TextBlob and Sentiment Analysis using the NLTK’s Twitter Corpus.
Machine Learning, Natural Language Processing (NLP), Sentiment Analysis, Twitter »
This article shows how you can perform Sentiment Analysis on Twitter Tweet Data using Python and TextBlob.
TextBlob provides an API that can perform different Natural Language Processing (NLP) tasks like Part-of-Speech Tagging, Noun Phrase Extraction, Sentiment Analysis, Classification (Naive Bayes, Decision Tree), Language Translation and Detection, Spelling Correction, etc.
Twitter »
This article shows how you can get/fetch Tweets from Twitter API using a very useful Python package named “Get Old Tweets“.
You can perform different tasks using the GetOldTweets, like:
Twitter »
This article shows how you can get/fetch Tweets from Twitter API using a popular and easy to use Python Library named “Tweepy“.
You can perform different tasks using the Tweepy library like:
Mukesh Chapagain is a graduate of Kathmandu University (Dhulikhel, Nepal) from where he holds a Masters degree in Computer Engineering. Mukesh is a passionate web developer who has keen interest in open source technologies, programming & blogging.