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Arya Erlangga; Yani Parti Astuti; Etika Kartikadarma; Sindhu Rakasiwi; Egia Rosi Subhiyakto

Switch : Jurnal Sains dan Teknologi Informasi 2025 Asosiasi Profesi Telekomunikasi Dan Informatika Indonesia

Football is a popular sport in the world and is enjoyed by people of all ages. The Indonesia U-16 national team played in the ASEAN CUP 2024 event in this field. Twitter users gave their support through #timnasday during the event. This provided many forms of support for the Indonesian national team which made it difficult to identify positive, neutral, and negative sentiments. This requires the use of lexicon-based textblob to perform automatic labeling. In the labeling results using textblob from a total of 1138 user tweet data resulted in positive sentiment values of 50.9% or 579 positive data, neutral 33.7% or 384 neutral data, and negative 15.4% or 175 negative data. In the test results using one of the machine learning from the naïve bayes classifier, namely gaussian naïve bayes with the division of test data and training data of 0.3 and 0.7, the accuracy value is 98.53%

Ardi Wijaya; Rozali Toyib; Jestika Safitri; Anisya Sonita; Yulia Darnita

International Journal of Information Technology and Business (IJITEB) 2024 Universitas Kristen Satya Wacana

Twitter, a social media platform with millions of users, serves as a valuable source for unique insights. The case of Lestibillar domestic violence has garnered attention, fueling various circulating rumors that encompass positive, negative, and neutral opinions. This, in turn, gives rise to the potential spread of fake news. To counter this, sentiment analysis is employed using machine learning techniques. In this research, two machine learning algorithms within the realm of supervised learning are compared: lexicon-based and Naive Bayes. Sentiment objects are created for each algorithm to facilitate the comparison, aiming to determine which algorithm performs better in terms of accuracy. The results of the calculations indicate that Naive Bayes outperforms, achieving a superior accuracy of 99.96%, while the lexicon-based method lags significantly behind at 10.29%. The dominance of positive tweets is evident, comprising 2709 out of the total tweets on Twitter.