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    Using Machine Learning and Sentiment Analysis Methods to Evaluate Financial Apps Based on User Reviews

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    Student Project
    Author
    Alsalem, Fatmah
    Nassir, Jana
    Bawazir, Joud
    Supervisor
    Nouman, Mohammad
    Subject
    Machine Learning
    Sentiment Analysis
    Deep Learning
    Keras
    
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    Abstract
    Sentiment analysis is critical for comprehending people’s opinions and attitudes regarding fi- nancial applications. The study offered a thorough approach to sentiment analysis utilizing machine learning and deep learning models in this research. Data pretreatment procedures, model imple- mentation, and evaluation are all part of the process. Using the Keras and TensorFlow frameworks, we constructed numerous machine learning and deep learning models such as Naive Bayes, SVM, Decision Tree, BERT, and RNN. The accuracy and F1 score measures were used to evaluate the performance of these models. A thematic analysis was also performed to uncover common themes and subjects in financial application reviews. The findings show that sentiment analysis is useful in analyzing user sentiments and providing insights for improving user experience
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