In today’s era, with widespread internet access, social media platforms have become essential for individuals to express their opinions. While sentiment analysis is majorly done in English, there is a notable gap in research for the Hindi language. This paper addresses this problem by proposing three sentiment analysis approaches for Hindi tweets: a Lexicon-based method utilizing Hindi-SentiWordNet, an improved Lexicon-based and a machine learning-based approach using Naïve Bayes Classifier. The research involves creating a Hindi tweet corpus through Twitter API, preprocessing the data, and comparing their performance. Results indicate that the improvised Lexicon-based approach, taking into account positive and negative word counts, yields the best accuracy (65.0%) among all. This paper also addresses the problem of dataset scarcity and provides an efficient data-centric approach rather than basing it on precise polarity scores from resources like H-SWN. This study contributes to enhancing sentiment analysis techniques for the Hindi language in the context of social media communication.

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Hindi Sentiment Analysis on Tweets

  • Bajpai Anshika,
  • Garg Mayank

摘要

In today’s era, with widespread internet access, social media platforms have become essential for individuals to express their opinions. While sentiment analysis is majorly done in English, there is a notable gap in research for the Hindi language. This paper addresses this problem by proposing three sentiment analysis approaches for Hindi tweets: a Lexicon-based method utilizing Hindi-SentiWordNet, an improved Lexicon-based and a machine learning-based approach using Naïve Bayes Classifier. The research involves creating a Hindi tweet corpus through Twitter API, preprocessing the data, and comparing their performance. Results indicate that the improvised Lexicon-based approach, taking into account positive and negative word counts, yields the best accuracy (65.0%) among all. This paper also addresses the problem of dataset scarcity and provides an efficient data-centric approach rather than basing it on precise polarity scores from resources like H-SWN. This study contributes to enhancing sentiment analysis techniques for the Hindi language in the context of social media communication.