Sentiment Analysis Web App Using Flask and Django

Creating a machine learning model


I'm thrilled to unveil one of my latest projects - a Sentiment Analysis Web Application, crafted with the powerful combination of Flask and Django frameworks. This application is designed to dive into the world of tweets and extract sentiments - be it positive, neutral, or negative, through a sophisticated logistic regression model.

What's Inside?

  • In-Depth Sentiment Analysis: Leveraging logistic regression to accurately gauge the sentiment of any tweet.
  • Advanced Tweet Preprocessing: Ensuring every tweet is cleaned and preprocessed for the most accurate sentiment analysis.
  • User-Friendly Interface: Built with Flask for ease of use and Django for robust back-end management.
  • Visual Insights: Witness the power of data visualization in understanding tweet sentiments.

Tech Stack and Tools

  • This project is built on Python 3.x, integrating Flask and Django for a seamless user experience.
  • NLTK, Numpy, and Pandas come together to process and analyze data, while Matplotlib adds a touch of visual flair (optional).

Getting Started

  • Installation is a breeze! Just a few commands to get Flask, Django, and other libraries up and running.
  • Simply clone the repo or download the source code to get started.

Dive into the Application

  • Fire up the Flask server and explore the application via your local web browser.
  • Discover the nuances of tweet sentiment analysis, from preprocessing to final prediction.

Behind the Scenes

  • Take a look at app.py for the core application logic and routing.
  • Delve into model.py to understand the logistic regression model at work.

What Sets It Apart?

  • Experience a practical application of sentiment analysis in the realm of social media.
  • The combination of Flask's simplicity and Django's robustness makes this project not just a coding exercise, but a real-world solution.

Stay tuned for more updates and exciting projects from my portfolio!


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