Introduction

Sentiment Analysis uses NLP to determine emotions in text—whether positive, negative, or neutral. Businesses use it for brand monitoring, customer feedback, and market research.

1. How Sentiment Analysis Works

• Rule-Based: Uses predefined keyword lists (e.g., "happy" = positive).

• Machine Learning-Based: Trains models on labeled datasets.

• Hybrid Approach: Combines both for better accuracy.

2. Tools for Sentiment Analysis

• VADER (Valence Aware Dictionary for Sentiment Reasoning) – Good for social media.

• TextBlob – Simple Python library for beginners.

• BERT-based Models – High accuracy for complex texts.

3. Use Cases

• Brand Monitoring: Tracking customer opinions on social media.

• Customer Support: Prioritizing negative reviews.

• Political Analysis: Gauging public opinion on policies.

4. Challenges

• Sarcasm & Contextual Meaning – Hard to detect.

• Multilingual Sentiment Analysis – Requires language-specific models.

5. Future Trends

• Emotion Detection (beyond just positive/negative).

• Real-Time Sentiment Tracking for live feedback.

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Introduction

Power BI is Microsoft’s powerful data visualization tool that transforms raw data into interactive dashboards and reports.

1. Why Use Power BI?

• User-Friendly Drag-and-Drop Interface

• Seamless Integration with Excel, SQL, and Azure

• Real-Time Data Analytics

2. Key Features

• DAX (Data Analysis Expressions) – Advanced calculations.

• Power Query – Data cleaning & transformation.

• AI-Powered Insights – Automatic pattern detection.

3. Real-World Applications

• Sales Forecasting

• Supply Chain Optimization

• Financial Reporting