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Type Package Title Analyse Sentiment of English Sentences Version 2.2.1 Imports plyr,stringr,opennlp,nlp Date 2017-10-15 Package RSentiment October 15, 2017 Author Subhasree Bose <subhasree10.7@gmail.com> with contributons from Saptarsi Goswami. Maintainer Subhasree Bose <subhasree10.7@gmail.com> Analyses sentiment of a sentence in English and assigns score to it. It can classify sentences to the following categories of sentiments:- Positive, Negative, very Positive, very negative, Neutral. For a vector of sentences, it counts the number of sentences in each category of sentiment.in calculating the score, negation and various degrees of adjectives are taken into consideration. It deals only with English sentences. Depends R (>= 2.1.0) License GPL-2 LazyData true RoxygenNote 5.0.1 Suggests knitr, rmarkdown, testthat VignetteBuilder knitr NeedsCompilation no Repository CRAN Date/Publication 2017-10-15 12:04:14 UTC R topics documented: calculate_custom_score................................... 2 calculate_custom_sentiment................................ 2 calculate_custom_total_presence_sentiment........................ 3 calculate_score....................................... 4 calculate_sentiment..................................... 4 calculate_total_presence_sentiment............................ 5 Index 6 1

2 calculate_custom_sentiment calculate_custom_score Calculate the score of sentences This function loads and calculates score of each sentence on basis of presence of words of positive and negative sentiment supplied externally as paramater, presence of negation,and checking for sarcasm. 0 indicates neutral sentiment. Positive value indicates positive sentiment. Negative value indicates negative sentiment. 99 indicates sarcasm. calculate_custom_score(, positivewords, negativewords) positivewords negativewords A vector of words of positive sentiment. A vector of words of negative sentiment. A vector containing polarity of each sentence. calculate_custom_score("this is good",c("good"),c("bad")) calculate_custom_score(c("this is good","this is bad"),c("good"),c("bad")) calculate_custom_sentiment Predicts the sentiment of sentences This function loads and words of positive and negative sentiment supplied externally as paramater and calculates sentiment of each sentence. It classifies sentences into 6 categories: Positive, Negative, Very Positive, Very Negative Sarcasm and Neutral. calculate_custom_sentiment(, positivewords, negativewords)

calculate_custom_total_presence_sentiment 3 positivewords negativewords A vector of words of positive sentiment. A vector of words of negative sentiment. A vector containing sentiment of each sentence. calculate_custom_sentiment("this is good",c("good"),c("bad")) calculate_custom_sentiment(c("this is good","this is bad"),c("good"),c("bad")) calculate_custom_total_presence_sentiment Calculate the number of sentences in each category of sentiment. This function loads and words of positive and negative sentiment supplied externally as paramater, and calculates number of sentences which are positive, negative, very positive, very negative, neutral and sarcasm. calculate_custom_total_presence_sentiment(, positivewords, negativewords) positivewords negativewords A vector of words of positive sentiment. A vector of words of negative sentiment. A 2-D matrix with two rows and 6 columns where first row contains the name of sentiment category and the second row contains the number in each category in string format. calculate_custom_total_presence_sentiment(c("this is good","this is bad"),c("good"),c("bad"))

4 calculate_sentiment calculate_score Calculate the score of sentences This function loads and calculates score of each sentence on basis of presence of words of positive and negative sentiment, presence of negation, and checking for sarcasm. 0 indicates neutral sentiment. Positive value indicates positive sentiment. Negative value indicates negative sentiment. 99 indicates sarcasm. calculate_score() A vector containing polarity of each sentence. calculate_score("this is good") calculate_score(c("this is good","this is bad")) calculate_sentiment Predicts the sentiment of sentences This function loads and calculates sentiment of each sentence. It classifies sentences into 6 categories: Positive, Negative, Very Positive, Very Negative Sarcasm and Neutral. calculate_sentiment() A vector containing sentiment of each sentence.

calculate_total_presence_sentiment 5 calculate_sentiment("this is good") calculate_sentiment(c("this is good","this is bad")) calculate_total_presence_sentiment Calculate the number of sentences in each category of sentiment. This function loads and calculates number of sentences which are positive, negative, very positive, very negative, neutral and sarcasm. calculate_total_presence_sentiment() A 2-D matrix with two rows and 6 columns where first row contains the name of sentiment category and the second row contains the number in each category in string format. calculate_total_presence_sentiment(c("this is good","this is bad"))

Index calculate_custom_score, 2 calculate_custom_sentiment, 2 calculate_custom_total_presence_sentiment, 3 calculate_score, 4 calculate_sentiment, 4 calculate_total_presence_sentiment, 5 6