A novel dynamic feature-based co-training approach for identification of complaint tweets
Pranali Yenkar, Dr.Sudhir Deoraoji Sawarkar · International Journal of Business Information Systems · 2024
Sensing civic issues by performing social media analytics has gathered lot of attention owing to social media's fast accessibility and instant reach. Experiences shared on Twitter help government to proactively take timely decisions. However, it becomes very challenging to classify only complaint tweets from excessive tweets. Existing studies used supervised learning algorithm but with manually created training data which is a very laborious process. So, we propose a novel co-training semi supervised algorithm using dynamic features to create huge amount of accurate training data by utilising limited labelled samples. Against the existing fixed static features, proposed dynamic features get recalculated using initial and newly labelled data after each iteration of the algorithm until all unlabeled data get labelled and hence become more relevant to distinguish between complaint and non-complaint. Verified on the tweets shared by citizens of Mumbai, result with 94% accuracy and 93% F1 score shows our approach is very promising.