Adding RandomForest model for Sentiment analysis #24
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This PR is to provide solutions to issue #9
I have added the RandomForest_sentimentAnalysis.IPYNB which contains the model regarding sentiment analysis of Amazon reviews.
I have also added the dataset under the datasets folder.
I have also added an Explanation.md file which explains my solution as well as my analysis of the dataset which shows why it is not really feasible to predict the target attribute.
I am open to feedback and will be glad to work further on this problem if given additional inputs/ suggestions.
Thus, the issue of classifying sentiments using RandomForest classifier has been completed successfully. My model has acquired an accuracy of 91% in detecting the sentiments.