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Abstrak – Maraknya penggunaan jejaring sosial seperti Facebook mendorong munculnya data tekstual yang
tidak terbatas, sehingga muncul kebutuhan penyajian informasi tanpa mengurangi nilai dari informasi tersebut.
Salah satu pemanfaatan data ini adalah untuk mengetahui opini atau sentimen publik terhadap pelayanan dan
produk suatu toko online. Metodologi yang digunakan untuk melakukan analisis sentimen dimulai dari collecting
data, preprocessing, feature selection, klasifikasi dan pengukuran akurasi. Naive Bayes merupakan metode
klasifikasi yang digunakan untuk memperoleh hasil prediksi klasifikasi sentimen. Hasil analisis pengujian
menunjukkan kestabilan akurasi setelah diuji dengan k-Fold Cross Validation dan Confusion Matrix dengan
akurasi 93.7% dimana minimum support untuk Frequent Itemset Mining adalah 0.014.
Kata Kunci : Opini, Sentimen, Preprocessing, Feature Selection, Naïve Bayes, Frequent Itemset Mining.
Abstract - The widespread use of social networks such as Facebook encourage the emergence of textual data
that is infinite, so it appears the need of presenting information without reducing the value of the information.
One of the utilization of this data is to find out the opinion or public sentiment to services and products an online
store. The methodology used to perform sentiment analysis is done by employed several steps such as: collecting
data, preprocessing, feature selection, classification and measurement accuracy. Naive Bayes is a classification
method used to obtain the results of predicted sentiment classification. Results of the analysis showed the
stability of tested accuracy. Accuracy was performed by using k-Fold Cross Validation and Confusion Matrix.
This research reach 93.7% accuracy and 0.014 for minimum support of Frequent Itemset Mining.
Keywords: Opinion, Sentiment, Preprocessing, Feature Selection, Naïve Bayes, Frequent Itemset Mining.
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