Sentiment Scores of Tweets

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Sentiment Scores of Tweets

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Last edited Jul 19, 2015

Created on Jul 19, 2015

A scatterplot displays sentiment scores for a sequence of tweets, indexed along the x-axis with AFINN-based scores on the y-axis. The visualization reveals that most tweets cluster around a neutral score of zero, with sporadic positive and negative outliers. The chart is built with D3 v3, using SVG circles, linear scales, and axes to map tweet index and sentiment score. Data is loaded from a CSV file containing tweet indices and their corresponding sentiment values.

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Scatterplot of sentiment scores of tweets extracted using search API.

The sentiment is calculated using AFINN scores. For more information see Twitter Sentiment Analysis

It can be seen that a lot of the tweets are neutral (zero sentiment score).

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