HighChart - line chart of the tweet sentiment score time series

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HighChart - line chart of the tweet sentiment score time series

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Last edited Jul 19, 2015

Created on Jul 19, 2015

An interactive line chart visualizes daily average sentiment scores for tweets about a topic, derived from a search API. Each point represents the mean sentiment of tweets collected that day, showing mood fluctuations over time. Built with Vue, the visualization uses Highcharts to render the time series, with tooltips providing detailed values on hover. The data is embedded in the page, and jQuery handles DOM interactions for the chart container.

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Interactive line chart showing the time series of the total sentiment scores of the tweets realted to a topic extracted using search API. Sentiment on a day is the average of the sentiment scores of all the tweets realted to the given topic extracted that day.

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