Abstract

AbstractMultimodal sentiment analysis framework is tremendously applied in the medical and healthcare sectors. Identifying the depression, differently disabled person speech recognition, Alzheimer, low pressure or heart problems and those kinds of impairments are widely addressed. Video data is processed for mining feature polarity from acoustic, linguistic and visual data upon extraction from the same. The feature data set extracted from the YouTube videos contains comments, likes, views and shares for expressing the polarity of information conveyed through the streaming videos. Static information from a video file is extracted in the form of linguistic representation. Musical data extracted and transformed in the linguistic form is used for polarity classification using ensemble-based random forest algorithm which has encountered with the error rate of 4.76%. Short feature vectors are expressed in the visualizing musical data and trending YouTube videos data set for utilizing the transformed and SF vectors from video and musical data. Accuracy of the ensemble-based learning is obtained as 91.6% which is tougher than any other algorithms to achieve using the same set of machine learning algorithms. Proper filter wrapping of batch data is used for the split ratio of 5 percentage split window. When SVM is used in discrimination with ensemble random forest algorithm, the predicted results contain an error rate of 2.64% which improves the accuracy of the classifier along the soft margin with an accuracy of 96.53% accuracy.KeywordsSentiment analysisSVMEnsemble random forestMultimodal opinion mining

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