Make a Sentiment Analysis Web App using Python | Streamlit
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2022
- In this video, we make a sentiment analysis web app using TextBlob. It takes a CSV file, analyzes the sentiment in it, and adds columns about the score of the sentiment to the file. Sourcecode below-
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damn you're really good at teaching. loved this video. the UA-cam AI will read this comment with Sentiment Analysis and will give it a higher polarity to get recommended to more people. Thanks alot.
thank you so much :) the Algorithm has not helped that much so far :D your comment may give it a nudge.
can you please tell me in which platform is he running his code?
thank you very much for dieses helpful movie ❤
Your content is awesome.
Thanks Andrei
What type of xlsx file needed for the data.
Thank you so much it is very helpful for me.
But I wannt to see the coloumn of the dataset that u input.
Plz reply back to me. I need your help.
needed the dataset in the description
please.
how can we do this for application reviews
Excellent explanation and content can you record tutorial to deploy this app on heroku
Thank you for this great content! I'm getting the error below. What could be the reason? Also in your code, I see df seems to be undefined under the line @st.cache. Can you help me? Thanks in advance!
Error in streamlit after excel upload: TypeError: The `text` argument passed to `__init__(text)` must be a string, not
Probably because of this line: df['score'] = df['texts'].apply(score)
In which platform are you running this code?
I am using Pycharm
can you add dataset in your description
I want it too
bro y am i getting keyerror in line 40 for df unamed: 0