
This study is about a computer program that can figure out how people are feeling from what they write. It looks at what people say and puts it into groups, like happy, sad, angry, scared and surprised. The program uses a way of looking at the words and a simple neural network to do this. The goal is to make the program work well without using much computer power. This kind of program can be used for things like seeing how people feel about something watching out for peoples health making chatbots better looking at what people say on social media and helping with online learning.
Emotion Detection, Machine Learning, Neural Networks, Sentiment Analysis, Text Classification, Natural Language Processing
Emotion Detection, Machine Learning, Neural Networks, Sentiment Analysis, Text Classification, Natural Language Processing
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