I have quadruple checked my code and my access keys. I also tried using Twython and got the same result. It seems to be an ongoing problem with Twitter based on Stackoverflow comments. Do you know anything about this? Like Like. Thank you, Marco. I will take another look at my code. I copied it straight from the book.
I am sorry to bother you with this. Sir, excellent book my humble suggestion is in future please consider writing a book about text analysis. I am doing masters in computational engineering my project involves collecting data for sentiment analysis. Since I am from India lot text comments or tweets that I collected from Twitter and Facebook are in transliterated or code mix form.
This is really challenging because there is no tool or library that addresses the morphological complexity of the code- mix text. I need a suggestion how to deal with such complex nature. How can I classify sentiment for this kind of text? I would happy to share with you some complexity involved in my project in personal with you in the form of email and my research interest.
Dear Marco thank you for the inspiring book. I think I have looked everywhere online and offline to solve the problem without any result. I really appreciate if you can help me. Dear Marco, I too wanted to thank you for this excellent book. This is really missing. This book is the outcome of a long journey that goes beyond the mere content preparation. Many people have contributed in different ways to shape the final result.
Firstly, I would like to thank the team at Packt Publishing, particularly Sonali Vernekar and Siddhesh Salvi, for giving me the opportunity to work on this book and for being so helpful throughout the whole process. I would also like to thank Dr. Many colleagues and friends, through casual conversations, deep discussions, and previous projects, strengthened the quality of the material presented in this book.
Special mentions go to Dr. I'm also happy to be part of the PyData London community, a group of smart people who regularly meet to talk about Python and data science, offering a stimulating environment. Last but not least, a distinct special mention goes to Daniela, who has encouraged me during the whole journey, sharing her thoughts, suggesting improvements, and providing a relaxing environment to go back to after work. Style and approach This practical, hands-on guide will help you learn everything you need to perform data mining for social media.
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