Research and Prototype Implementation of Network Group Sentiment Analysis Based on Topic

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In the era of Web2.0, people in the social network make up a complex relationship called group by communicating with others, such as forward or comment. Such networks are typically abundant with valuable information which can be mined. We use data mining technology to analyze the network group structure based on different topics, divide the network group into multiple sub-communities, analyze sentiment tendency of different communities, views and frequent patterns, and present the overall characteristics of whole group visually to the users to help them make decisions.

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