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Sentiment Analysis #102

Open damg70 opened 9 years ago

damg70 commented 9 years ago

here's a good index:

http://phptrends.com/dig_in/sentiment

here's the index to twitter searches (for david technically, but houston should review to make sure it does what he wants it to do):

https://dev.twitter.com/rest/public/search

Here's a VERY RAW open source tag cloud generator:

http://www.softwaremastercenter.com/free-tag-cloud-generator-script.php

doesn't do all the fancy wordle stuff.

phustonladner commented 9 years ago

will have to see best way to visual the idea of key terms being drawn from a twitter feed or a comment section RSS. looking at the list from phptrends, the question that arises is whether those programs keep a live channel going or if they are just snapshots (looks like the latter in most cases). the next aspect would be in having what is aggregated from twitter delivered to a cloud generator - how difficult is that to make happen.

rcrath commented 9 years ago

@phustonladner , try pinging @damg70 with the "@" thingy when you want a direct response.

phustonladner commented 9 years ago

@damg70 following up on the sentiment analysis idea. having again looked through he links offered, the aspect that interests me is trying to make it so that the programs keep a live feed going from subscribed RSS to then keep a live cloud generator. Thoughts?

damg70 commented 9 years ago

@phustonladner ok, the short answer is yes. but that is qualified by the question of where you are getting the feed from? Twitter, Instagram, etc? We can set up something that pulls data from a feed and parses it for keywords, sure... so i guess the place to start is "where?" and can we pull useful info/words/tags out of that feed?