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A Precise Analysis of Ambiguous Elections Based on Social Evidence
Author Name : Mr. B. Sarvesan, S. Siva Sai Sukesh, P. Ujwala, V.Sudharshan, G. Vinitha
ABSTRACT
Social networks are broadly utilized by all sorts of people to explicit their opinions. Predicting election effects is now becoming a compelling research issue. People explicit themselves spontaneously with respect to the social events of their social networks. Real time prediction on ongoing election activities can offer feedback and trend evaluation for politicians and information analysts to make knowledgeable decisions. From the preceding research we analyzed and identified the low achievement rate of maximum used approaches particularly volume and sentiment evaluation on Twitter, and the better results with new approaches together with regression techniques trained with conventional polls. This project proposes an method to expect election results byincorporating sub-occasion detection, sentiment evaluation and regression strategies and in social networks to investigate in addition to visualize political preferences revealed through those social community users. Extensive experiments are performed to assess the overall performance of our method primarily based totally on a real-global Twitter dataset. Our project indicates that the proposed approachcan successfully predict the election results over the given baselines.
Keywords: Sentiment, Prediction, Polls, Events , Elections, Regression