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Emotion("fear", "anger", "surprise", "sadness", "disgust", "joy") and Sentiment("Positive","Negative") Analysis
The Python Emotion Analysis and Sentiment Analysis library you've been looking for.
## Services
- Emotion Analysis("fear", "anger", "surprise", "sadness", "disgust", "joy")
- Sentiment Analysis("Positive","Negative")
- Multi Language Support
## Supported Python Version
- 3.12.3
## Usage
- Install using `pip install esanalyzer`
```python
from esanalyzer import EmotionAnalyzer
#Instance Config
#default requiredOnly = {"sentiment":True,"emotions":False,"googleTranslate":False}
requiredOnly = {"sentiment":True,"emotions":True,"googleTranslate":True}
# Create an instance of EmotionAnalyzer
analyzer = EmotionAnalyzer(requiredOnly)
# Call the analyze method with the text
text = "Wow, I am so happy"
result = analyzer.analyze(text)
# Use the result as needed
print(result)
{'library': 'default', 'result': {'surprise': 80}, 'max_prediction': {'label': 'surprise', 'percentage': 80}, 'sentiment': 'Positive', 'sentiment_score': 0.999592125415802, 'threshold_value': 0.8}
```
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Emotion("fear", "anger", "surprise", "sadness", "disgust", "joy") and Sentiment("Positive","Negative") Analysis
We found that esanalyzer demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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