Abstract

The airline industry places significant emphasis on improving customer experience, and Twitter has emerged as a key platform for passengers to share their opinions. This research introduces a machine learning approach to analyze tweets and enhance customer experience. Features are extracted from tweets using both the Glove dictionary and n-gram methods for word embedding. The study explores various artificial neural network (ANN) architectures and Support Vector Machines (SVM) to create a classification model for categorizing tweets into positive and negative sentiments. Additionally, a Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) is developed for tweet classification, and its performance is compared with the most accurate model identified among SVM and multiple ANN architectures. The results indicate that the CNN model surpasses the SVM and ANN models. To provide further insights, association rule mining is applied to different tweet categories, revealing connections with sentiment categories. These findings offer valuable information to help airline industries refine and enhance their customer experience strategies.

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