NLPDA SENTIMENT TAHLILI TAJRIBASI
Sentiment analysis is an area of NLP that helps identify sentiments in text. In this analysis, the comments left by users are the object of research, and they are classified in terms of emotional expressiveness. Although resource-rich languages already have dozens of linguistic resources for analysis, there are no such resources for Uzbek. This is a hindrance to the development of many areas. Owing to the fact that sentiment analysis is used in the decision-making process. This article analyzes the research and modern approaches in this field.
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