Re: hi

[hacke...@gmail.com]

You might wants to take a look on this Lymbix Reads Between The Lines To Sense Emotion. 

Biplob : dude yesterday i told you about jython but unfortunately that does not work on Android because technically Android is not a java platform. it runs a VM called Dalvik which converts .class bytecode and convert it into other Dalvik format. So we are in hard luck here. Android has a scripting environment called ASE but it is experimental and has limited access to graphics and all. It is mainly intended to execute small background scripts. So one idea could be exploring GATE more and see if that fits yours requirement.  

  

On Fri, Jul 22, 2011 at 8:52 PM, hacke...@gmail.com <hacke...@gmail.com> wrote:

Saleem,

Afroz and Biplob are thinking on taking up "emotional analysis of text" as the project work.

Hi guys,

As i said in the chat with Afroz. Text analysis is very complex and vast area of research. So it will be better if you guys can come up with synopsis of the specific problem you guys are trying to solve.

For the starters you guys need to get a general idea of natural language processing, text analysis, machine learning, model creation and training, parsing text.  

So you see its a lot of work .. real hard to wrap in minor project.

Now lets talk about how to progress on this. 

And than begin creating a model which will give better results for ur problem. And train it with data, huge data. you can easily find datasets on infochimps, freebase and others. Twitter tweets dataset shld be nice to analyse for emotional value. 

For getting fast implementation, you can look at different opensource libraries for text analysis algorithms. python (NLTK), java(GATE).

Cheers,

On Fri, Jul 22, 2011 at 6:20 PM, afroz alam <afroza...@gmail.com> wrote:

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Kind Regards,

Afroz Alam
Computer Engineering

[Biplob Biswas]

Asif bhai, This is a truly awesome stuff, direct API...n woh bhi free, ab sirf check karna hai ..whether our professors allow using API or not..... And about using Gate or NLTK, hume NLTK ki ek e-book bhi mili hai. So, I think we might use python to design whatever we want to create!!

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Regards
Biplob Biswas