Evaluation of verbal user ratings

Nicson
Nicson New Altair Community Member
edited November 2024 in Community Q&A

Hello everybody!

 

I started experimenting with Rapid Miner a few days ago and now have a question. As data input, I use an Excel file with 100 written reviews for an app. I have already managed to process the data and arrange it in CLuster. Now I want to go a step further and expand the detailing.


As an an example for the input data:

 

User A: "I like the app very well"
User B: "The app does not work, no connection"
User C: "The app crashes."
...

 

Now I would like the data to be roughly represented as follows:

 

User A: like app
User B: Does not work, no connection
User C: app crashes
...

 

It should therefore be searched for common terms and then each be assigned as the keyword of the corresponding rating. Can you tell me if such a thing is possible and if so how can I do this best?

 

Many thanks.

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  • MartinLiebig
    MartinLiebig
    Altair Employee
    Answer ✓

    Hi,

     

    what you search for is called Sentiment Analysis. You can do this in a few ways. E.g. Dictionary Based, with a supervised learning method or an extension like AYLIEN. Just search for it on the forums. There is plenty of material.

     

    Cheers,

    MArtin

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  • MartinLiebig
    MartinLiebig
    Altair Employee
    Answer ✓

    Hi,

     

    what you search for is called Sentiment Analysis. You can do this in a few ways. E.g. Dictionary Based, with a supervised learning method or an extension like AYLIEN. Just search for it on the forums. There is plenty of material.

     

    Cheers,

    MArtin

  • Nicson
    Nicson New Altair Community Member

    I have now managed to analyze the sentiment of the reviews using AYLIEN. Now I would like to identify the key aspects of each rating. I've already noticed the "Analyze Aspect-Based Sentiment" operator, but unfortunately it doesn't offer me the desired domain. Which is the best way to solve this?

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