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Iitm is a sentiment analysis tool designed to help users analyze the emotional tone of text input. It leverages powerful libraries like Transformers and TextBlob to provide accurate sentiment insights. Whether you're analyzing customer feedback, social media posts, or any text data, Iitm simplifies the process of understanding the sentiment behind the words.
• Sentiment Analysis: Analyze text to determine if the sentiment is positive, negative, or neutral.
• Multiple Libraries Support: Utilizes both Transformers and TextBlob for robust analysis.
• High Accuracy: Leverages state-of-the-art models to deliver precise results.
• TextFlexibility: Supports analysis of short or long text inputs.
• Real-Time Insights: Get instant feedback on the sentiment of your text.
• Customizable: Offers options to fine-tune analysis based on specific needs.
• Integration Ready: Easy to integrate into larger applications or workflows.
Example:
# Install using pip
pip install iitm-tool
# Simple usage example
from iitm import analyze_sentiment
text = "I loved the new product!"
sentiment = analyze_sentiment(text)
print(sentiment) # Output: {'sentiment': 'positive', 'confidence': 0.85}
What is the difference between Transformers and TextBlob in Iitm?
Transformers-based models offer higher accuracy but may require more computational resources, while TextBlob is lightweight and easy to use for quick analysis.
Can Iitm handle informal or slang language?
Yes, Iitm can analyze informal language, but accuracy may vary depending on the complexity of the slang and the chosen library.
What languages does Iitm support?
Iitm primarily supports English, but some libraries like TextBlob can handle basic sentiment analysis in other languages with varying degrees of accuracy.