Deciphering Digital Trends: Unleashing Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) Networks for Advanced Social Media Sentiment Analysis to Drive Strategic Business Insights

Authors

  • Deekshitha B, Pavan Kumar T, Sri Venkat Sai Ram, Sohel, Jyothi N. M.

Keywords:

Digital Trends, Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) Networks, Social Media Sentiment Analysis, Strategic Business Insights, Sentiment Patterns, Textual Data Analysis

Abstract

In the era of digitalization, social media platforms have  become a treasure trove of valuable data reflecting public  sentiment, opinions, and trends. Comprehending and  deciphering this extensive reservoir of data holds paramount  importance for enterprises aiming to secure a competitive  advantage in the marketplace. This paper introduces an  innovative methodology for harnessing the capabilities of Long  Short-Term Memory (LSTM) networks to conduct sophisticated  sentiment analysis on social media data. Leveraging the inherent  strength of LSTM networks in capturing prolonged dependencies  within sequential data, we deploy them to dissect intricate digital  trends and extract subtle sentiment nuances embedded within  textual content. The methodology outlined in this study involves  preprocessing social media text data, including tokenization,  normalization, and vectorization, to prepare it for analysis.  Subsequently, LSTM networks are trained on labeled datasets to  learn the intricate relationships between words and sentiments.  The trained models demonstrate remarkable proficiency in  capturing subtle variations in sentiment, surpassing traditional  sentiment analysis techniques in accuracy and  granularity. Moreover, this paper explores the practical  implications of employing LSTM-based sentiment analysis for  driving strategic business insights. By dissecting digital trends  and gauging public sentiment in real-time, businesses can  uncover valuable insights into consumer preferences, market  sentiments, and brand perception. These insights enable  organizations to make data-driven decisions, optimize marketing  strategies, mitigate risks, and enhance customer engagement. Through empirical evaluation and case studies, the effectiveness  and versatility of LSTM-based sentiment analysis are  demonstrated across various domains, including marketing,  finance, and customer service. The results highlight the potential  of LSTM networks as a powerful tool for deciphering digital  trends and extracting actionable insights from social media data. In conclusion, this research elucidates the transformative impact  of LSTM networks on social media sentiment analysis, paving the  way for enhanced understanding of digital trends and informed  decision-making in the dynamic landscape of business and  commerce.

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Published

12.06.2024

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Deekshitha B. (2024). Deciphering Digital Trends: Unleashing Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) Networks for Advanced Social Media Sentiment Analysis to Drive Strategic Business Insights. International Journal of Intelligent Systems and Applications in Engineering, 12(4), 2959 –. Retrieved from https://www.ijisae.org/index.php/IJISAE/article/view/6781

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