
This project develops a sophisticated machine learning model aimed at classifying texts as positive, negative, or neutral. Text data is cleaned and organized using advanced data preprocessing and sentiment analysis techniques, leveraging state-of-the-art transformer models like BERT and RoBERTa.
Multi-class sentiment classification (positive, negative, neutral)
Support for multiple languages with multilingual BERT
Real-time sentiment prediction through REST API
Batch processing for large-scale text analysis
Confidence scores for each prediction
Aspect-based sentiment analysis for detailed insights
Custom domain adaptation through transfer learning
Sentiment trend analysis over time
Entity-level sentiment extraction
Visualization dashboard for sentiment distribution
Export functionality for analysis results
Integration with popular data sources (Twitter, Reddit, reviews)
This Natural Language Processing (NLP) project represents a comprehensive exploration of modern sentiment analysis techniques, combining classical machine learning approaches with cutting-edge transformer architectures. By leveraging models like BERT (Bidirectional Encoder Representations from Transformers) and RoBERTa (Robustly Optimized BERT Approach), the system achieves nuanced understanding of textual sentiment that goes beyond simple positive/negative classification. The project addresses the growing need for automated sentiment analysis in various domains including social media monitoring, customer feedback analysis, product review classification, and brand reputation management. Through sophisticated preprocessing pipelines and advanced model architectures, the system can accurately detect sentiment even in complex texts containing sarcasm, mixed emotions, and domain-specific language. The end-to-end pipeline encompasses data collection and annotation, comprehensive text preprocessing, feature extraction using both traditional NLP techniques and modern embeddings, model training with multiple architectures for comparison, and deployment as a scalable REST API. The final system demonstrates the practical application of state-of-the-art NLP research in solving real-world business problems.
Implements BERT-base and RoBERTa-large models, both featuring 12 transformer layers with multi-head self-attention mechanisms. BERT's bidirectional pre-training enables deep understanding of context, while RoBERTa's optimized training procedure improves robustness. Added classification head with dropout for regularization. Fine-tuned on domain-specific data for optimal performance.
Comprehensive text cleaning including removal of HTML tags, URLs, and special characters while preserving sentiment-relevant punctuation. Tokenization using WordPiece tokenizer with 30,000 vocabulary size. Applied lowercasing, stopword removal (with exceptions for negations), and lemmatization. Handled emojis by converting to textual sentiment descriptors. Implemented maximum sequence length truncation at 512 tokens with attention masking.
Dataset of 100,000+ labeled examples from multiple domains (product reviews, social media, news). Implemented stratified train/validation/test split (70/15/15) to ensure balanced class distribution. Used cross-entropy loss with class weighting to handle imbalanced data. AdamW optimizer with learning rate warmup and linear decay. Training for 5 epochs with early stopping based on validation F1-score. Achieved 89% accuracy and 0.87 F1-score.
Applied knowledge distillation to create a smaller, faster student model (DistilBERT) maintaining 97% of teacher model's performance while reducing inference time by 60%. Quantization to INT8 precision further improves throughput. ONNX export with optimized runtime enables efficient deployment. Batch processing and dynamic batching strategies maximize GPU utilization.
FastAPI backend provides high-performance REST endpoints for predictions. Redis caching layer stores recent predictions to reduce redundant inference. Celery task queue handles asynchronous batch processing. PostgreSQL database stores prediction history and analytics. Horizontal scaling with load balancer distributes traffic across multiple model servers. Monitoring with Prometheus and Grafana tracks performance metrics.
Aspect-based sentiment analysis identifies sentiment towards specific entities or aspects mentioned in text. Emotion detection extends beyond polarity to recognize specific emotions (joy, anger, sadness, etc.). Sarcasm detection module identifies potential sarcasm to avoid misclassification. Multi-language support through mBERT enables cross-lingual sentiment analysis.
