Comment Sentiment Analysis
We read the 100 most recent comments, score each one against a sentiment word list (handling 'not good'), and summarise the mood, common topics and stand-out comments.
Frequently asked questions
The 100 most recent comments are scored against lists of positive and negative words. A negation such as 'not good' flips the next word. Comments with no sentiment words are neutral.
Good for a quick read of the overall mood. Word lists can misread sarcasm, slang and mixed comments, so check the example comments too.
The words that appear in the most comments, ignoring common filler words — a quick view of what viewers talk about.
Many comments are questions, timestamps or jokes without clear sentiment words, which is normal.
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