Customer Sentiment Analysis Project
Customer Sentiment Analysis Project
1. Project Overview
Companies across industries face this issue, particularly those with large volumes of
customer interactions. This problem affects their ability to make informed decisions,
leading to potential loss of market competitiveness and customer dissatisfaction.
The solution will employ technologies such as Python, TensorFlow, and pre-trained NLP
models like BERT or GPT for sentiment classification. A user-friendly interface will enable
businesses to input text data and receive actionable insights instantly.
This approach is effective due to its scalability, accuracy, and adaptability to diverse
datasets and languages, ensuring that businesses can cater to a broader customer base.
The solution will lead to improvements such as faster response times to customer concerns,
increased customer loyalty, and informed decision-making based on data-driven sentiment
analysis.
2. Technical Solution
2. Model Development
3. Solution Building
- Components:
- Data preprocessing module (tokenization, cleaning)
- Sentiment analysis model
- Visualization dashboard
- Workflow: Input text → Preprocess → Sentiment prediction → Output visualization.
- User Interface: Web-based or desktop application using Streamlit or Flask.
3. Project Planning
3.1 Timeline
| Week | Activities | Deliverables |
|------|---------------------------------|-----------------------------------|
| 1 | Data collection & cleaning | Labeled dataset |
| 2 | Model development & fine-tuning | Trained sentiment analysis model |
| 3 | UI integration & testing | Functional prototype |
3.2 Team Roles
- Data Scientist: Data preprocessing, model training.
- Software Engineer: UI development, integration.
- Project Manager: Coordination, timeline adherence.
5. Appendices
A. Technical Details
- Sample Python code for data preprocessing and modeling.
- Model architecture diagrams.
- Example datasets.
B. Project PPT
- Include slides summarizing the problem, solution, implementation, and results.
C. References
- Research papers on sentiment analysis.
- Documentation for libraries like TensorFlow, Hugging Face.
- Tutorials and online courses.