Analysing Twitter opinions

This post is so bad, https://github.com/will3942/tanalyzer/blob/master/tanalyzer.... is the worst class I ever seen in my life, it is a shame for a guy who calls himself a "hacker"

Re: Analysing Twitter opinions

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Post by will3942 » Mon, Dec 09, 2013, 7:13 PM UTC

L3monPi3 wrote: post #4

This post is so bad, https://github.com/will3942/tanalyzer/blob/master/tanalyzer.... is the worst class I ever seen in my life, it is a shame for a guy who calls himself a "hacker"

I built this in 24 hours to test that I could do it. The code was not meant to be pretty, it wasn't meant to be reusable. It was made as a "hack". I use hacker not to portray myself as a systems-infiltrator but in the sense of hackathons and building things quickly and roughly. If this was meant to be a finished project of course the code would be much cleaner, however the class does the job and that was what I intended to build with this, a POC.

Re: Analysing Twitter opinions

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Post by will3942 » Mon, Dec 09, 2013, 7:18 PM UTC

bsirkia wrote: post #3

What do you think is a good minimum threshold for number of tweets for this to be interesting?

Hm it depends how much the user tweets about these topics, if at all. I'd probably say ~5k and you'd start getting decent results.