Classification of customer comments in Turkish using text-mining techniques
Is this your thesis?
This record came from a bulk archive import. If it’s yours, link it to your profile.
Abstract (EN)
Today, the rapid development of technology has led people to carry out their buying and selling activities on e-commerce platforms. This has increased the importance of customer reviews written on products on e-commerce platforms. It has helped people to get accurate information about the product or service. It has also allowed sellers to measure and improve customer satisfaction. In particular, companies use various text mining techniques to identify negative reviews as quickly as possible and thus make business improvements. This thesis aims to use text mining methods to analyze customer reviews in the Turkish language and classify them into 32 different classes. Two other machine learning models, artificial neural networks (ANNs) and convolutional neural networks (CNNs), are used for this classification. Both models were first trained on the training dataset and then evaluated on the test dataset. According to the results, 92.34% Accuracy and 92.40% F1-score were obtained for the ANN model. The CNN model performed better with 92.78% accuracy and 92.83% F1-score. Both models achieved very high success rates. The higher performance of the CNN model shows that convolutional structures are more effective, especially on text data.
Author
Veli Cengiz
Institution
How to Cite
Veli Cengiz (Master Thesis). Classification of customer comments in Turkish using text-mining techniques, 2023, İstanbul Beykent University.
License
Tüm Hakları Saklıdır
This work is shared under the specified license terms.
More theses from İstanbul Beykent University
- Detection of diabetic retinopathy disease by classifying fundus images using deep learning(2024)
- Eyyuhe'l-Veled translation(2018)
- Researching the 18th century of Gajar Dynasty Period and adapting it to modern fashion(2019)
- No. 2 Muhimme Registry (963/1555) evaluation – transcription (S. 1-102)(2019)
- Investigation of the relationship between indecisiveness, resistance to change, and emotional self-efficiency in individuals aged 18-40(2022)
- A research on quality in urban spaces and urban design guides in the context of local identity(2017)
