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Employability of the Flicker Images in Enhancing the Efficacy of the Visual Sentiment Analysis

Siddharth Bhardwaj

Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, New Delhi, India

40-47

Vol: 9, Issue: 2, 2019

Receiving Date: 2019-04-05 Acceptance Date:

2019-05-26

Publication Date:

2019-06-10

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Abstract

Visual opinion investigation is the best approach to naturally perceive positive and pessimistic feelings from pictures, recordings, illustrations and stickers. To measure the extremity of the opinion evoked by pictures as far as a certain or negative feeling, the vast majority of the craftsmanships exploit the text related to a social post. Notwithstanding, such printed information is ordinarily loud because of the client's subjectivity, which as a rule, incorporates text valuable to amplify the dissemination of the social post. This framework will extricate three perspectives: visual view, emotional text view, and objective perspective on Flickr pictures. The thesis table will give feeling extremity good, pessimistic or unbiased. Abstract message view gives opinion extremity utilizing Valence Aware Dictionary and sEntiment Reasoner, and objective message view gives feeling extremity with three convolution neural network models. This framework executes a visual view utilizing a pack of visual word models with BRISK (Binary Robust Invariant Scalable Keypoints) descriptor. This framework executes VGG-16, Inception-V3 and ResNet-50 CNN with a pre-prepared ImageNet dataset. The message separated through these three convolution networks is given to VADER as a contribution to tracking down opinion extremity. The System has a training dataset of 30000 positive, negative and nonpartisan pictures. If each of the three perspectives gives novel extremity, the extremity of the genuine message view is given feeling extremity. Every one of the three perspectives' opinion extremity is considered. The last emotion extremity is determined as good on the off chance that at least two perspectives give good opinion extremity, pessimistic assuming at least two perspectives give pessimistic feeling extremity, and impartial on the other hand at least two perspectives give neutral feeling extremity.

Keywords: CNN; ResNet-50; Sentiment analysis; Bag of visual words; Inception-V3; VGG1-16; Vader; subjective text view

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