Journal Of Big Data · 2018 · 237 citations · 11 references
BusinessPolitical CommunicationPolitical ScienceNatural Language ProcessingSocial Media AnalyticsText AnalyticsHashtag AnalysisOpinion MiningSentiment AnalysisSocial MediaSocial Media CampaigningAutomated Text ClassificationElection HashtagsPolitical Sentiment AnalysisSentiment Analysis In CampaignsSocial Media SentimentTextual Sentiment AnalysisTweet Sentiment Analysis
Big data encompasses social networking websites including Twitter as popular micro-blogging social media platform for a political campaign. The explosive Twitter data as a respond of the political campaign can be used to predict the Presidential election as has been conducted to predict the political election in several countries such as US, UK, Spain, and French. The authors use tweets from President Candidates of Indonesia (Jokowi and Prabowo), and tweets from relevant hashtags for sentiment analysis gathered from March to July 2018 to predict Indonesian Presidential election result. The authors make an algorithm and method to count important data, top words and train the model and predict the polarity of the sentiment. The experimental result is produced by using R language and show that Jokowi leads the current election prediction. This prediction result is corresponding to four survey institutes in Indonesia that proved our method had produced reliable prediction results.
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