MeToo: Sentiment Analysis using Neural Networks. IEEE BigMM 2020 (2020)
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Social media provides a unique opportunity to shed light on phenomena that have previously been ignored or swept under the rug. The #MeToo movement began in 2006 when Tarana Burke first coined the phrase, but a viral Twitter post in 2017 served to lift the hashtag into the mainstream accompanied by the public reckoning of several high-profile me…
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This repo analyzes 390K+ #MeToo tweets using NLP to perform sentiment analysis and evaluate the movement’s global impact and key figure involvement.
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