Brand Potential User Identification Algorithm Based on Sentiment Analysis

Hongxia Li1

  • 1School of Arts, Shandong Management University, Jinan, China.

Summary

This study introduces an improved method for building domain sentiment lexicons and a joint sentiment topic model for identifying potential customers from social media text. The approach enhances accuracy, especially with imbalanced data.

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