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Survey on: Prediction of Rating based on Social Sentiment

Milind M. Sutar, Tanveer I. Bagban, , ,
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Dept. of Computer Science and Engineering, DKTE’s TEI, Ichalkaranji (An Autonomous Institute), 416115, India.
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Abstract
Nowadays e-commerce services have made the lifestyle very easy and fast, and now it has also become more popular. E-commerce market has grown very large. A large number of venders and products are available on e-commerce. Many questions and confusion arise when we buy e-commerce services/products. People read a product review, when they need to decide whether to purchase a product or not, then the poll of others become important. The opinion of others review makes an effect on user decision. Factors like purchase records, geographical location and their categories are taken into account in the traditional recommended system (RS). The prediction accuracy can be improved in a recommended system by systems Sentiment-based rating prediction method (RPS) approach. In textual reviews, each user’s sentiment is calculated on items and user sentimental approach is proposed. Interpersonal sentimental influence is considered along with users own sentimental attributes. Then items reputation is concluded by customer’s comprehensive evaluation. To make accurate rating prediction three factors are fused together such as user sentiment similarity, interpersonal sentimental influence, and item’s reputation similarity. Performance evaluation is measure based on these three sentimental factors on the dataset collected from Yelp. Experimental results show that user preference can be characterized by the sentiment from text review and it can improve the performance of recommendation system.


Citation
Milind M. Sutar and Tanveer I. Bagban (2017). Survey on: Prediction of Rating based on Social Sentiment. International Journal of Computer Engineering In Research Trends, 4(11), 533-538. Retrieved from http://ijcert.org/ems/ijcert_papers/V4I1112.pdf


Keywords : Item reputation, Reviews, Rating prediction, Recommender system, Sentiment influence, User sentiment, Sentiment analysis.

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