Opinion Analyzer over the Web

Raghu Ram Yadav Gajji, K Ravi Kumar

Abstract


Opinion Analyzer over the Web is a phenomena for calculating opinion strength or attitude related to the discussion undergoing topic. It recognize and drew out related information in source materials, which, in our data held over the World Wide Web. It then  the attitude of the given entity. Such analysis serve the world of internet to exploit better.


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