Bilal Ahmad¹*, Rozia Perviaz², Afifa Qureshi², Syed Mohsin Shah² and Mudassir Riaz¹

¹School Of Computer Science and Engineering, Central South University, Lushan Road Changsha, China
²Department of Computer Science, Mohi-Ud-Din Islamic University, Nearian Sharif Azad, Jamu Kashmir, India

*Corresponding Author: Bilal Ahmad, School of Computer Science and Engineering, Central South University, Lushan Road Changsha, China.

Received: April 17, 2023; Published: June 23, 2023

Abstract

Social networking is a potent way for individuals to express their ideas and emotions on a specific subject, allowing others to gain insight from all these feelings and ideas. This process produces a tremendous volume of unstructured data, however, poses a significant risk to the information-extraction procedure and makes decision-making very challenging. This is because excessive data accumulation and improper presentation can lead to the loss of valuable information. The study of detection and emotions in images was advanced by this thesis and it does this by bringing out the feelings and viewpoints buried in a vast amount of image data. To categories the emotions present in photographs, such as people's comments about goods and businesses, personal comment threads, and general messages, a system has been established. This thesis starts by explaining a novel deep neural network-based sentiment analysis technique, which analyses the picture and detect either sentiments are positive or negative. Two models, VGG16 and VGG19, with essentially the same architecture but different parameters, were implemented and trained on two categories (positive and negative). The outcome is quantified in terms of accuracy. VGG16's accuracy is 86.05 percent, while VGG19's accuracy is 86.20 percent. These two models' results demonstrated that VGG19 performs better than VGG16. Researchers in the field of artificial intelligence may use this model to address practical problems like societal and commercial ones. On social media platforms, people use videos and pictures to express their opinions about goods, services, and current affairs, researchers can use this model to detect emotions from such data.

Keywords: Photographs; Social Media; Data

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Citation

Citation: Bilal Ahmad., et al. “Visual Sentiments Analysis Using Deep Learning".Acta Scientific Computer Sciences 5.7 (2023): 15-27.

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