Sentence examples for analysing sentiment from inspiring English sources

Enlightened transport operators are now taking close notice of what their customers say on social media, and in some cases also analysing sentiment.

Specific requirements include "audience and geographic segmentation" and analysing "sentiment and trend".

Earlier this year SAS launched a product capable of analysing the "sentiment" of chatter on social media, including Facebook and Twitter.The software is also able to find the people who post the most influential comments on specific companies on Twitter, who can then be sent special marketing messages.

Lexalytics, for instance, analyses the sentiment of messages and posts.

Analysing the sentiments on Fraser's leadership on humanitarian policy strikes at the current Australian political conscience like an "elegant weapon from a more civilised age".

His latest project, The Listening Machine, is an algorithm that scans the Twitter feeds of 500 people, analyses their sentiment and meaning and creates a continuous piece of music in response.

The motivation for such an approach was the possibility to analyse the sentiment in the degree of intensity as opposed to positive and negative only.

Romeo and Juliet is naturally considered to be a tragedy in line with Shakespeare's own description, but when you analyse its sentiment the story appears closer to the Icarus shape: a rise, then a fall.

Regular climate surveys are conducted to monitor employees' involvement and engagement levels at work – just like sentiment analyses, but of employees rather than brands.

If you're wondering whether there are any semantic or sentiment analyses, the answer is no.

I spend too much time talking to past and present Microsoft employees, but doing so allows me to run short-sample sentiment analyses of their mood.