Evaluation and Extraction of Patterns to find Human Behavior through Sentimental Analysis

Mohammad Shabaz, Dr. Urvashi Garg
Page No: 45-48
DOI: 10.86493/OTJ.2332707
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Pattern evaluation in human behavior for detecting human’s opinion, emotions and feeling has a wide importance in this era. Emergence of Digitization, social media, news, foreign relations and many other directed us to find, evaluate and extract the sentiments of an individual or organization from a certain data or data-set, images etc based on certain parameters related to human behavior. Evolution of data helps us to detect the gaps occur in storage and processing. It is very difficult to process unstructured data and finds the patterns. With the large growth of digital data, it has overwhelmed all the traditional systems and methods. The driven data finds approach for computing. Thus before finding patterns it is required to formalize the data. In this article we are going to elaborate some of the parameters which enable us to evaluate and extract parameters to find human behavior.

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APA: Mohammad Shabaz, Dr. Urvashi Garg (2025). Evaluation and Extraction of Patterns to find Human Behavior through Sentimental Analysis. DOI: 10.86493/OTJ.2332707

AMA: Mohammad Shabaz, Dr. Urvashi Garg. Evaluation and Extraction of Patterns to find Human Behavior through Sentimental Analysis. 2025. DOI: 10.86493/OTJ.2332707

Chicago: Mohammad Shabaz, Dr. Urvashi Garg. "Evaluation and Extraction of Patterns to find Human Behavior through Sentimental Analysis." Published 2025. DOI: 10.86493/OTJ.2332707

IEEE: Mohammad Shabaz, Dr. Urvashi Garg, "Evaluation and Extraction of Patterns to find Human Behavior through Sentimental Analysis," 2025, DOI: 10.86493/OTJ.2332707

ISNAD: Mohammad Shabaz, Dr. Urvashi Garg. "Evaluation and Extraction of Patterns to find Human Behavior through Sentimental Analysis." DOI: 10.86493/OTJ.2332707

MLA: Mohammad Shabaz, Dr. Urvashi Garg. "Evaluation and Extraction of Patterns to find Human Behavior through Sentimental Analysis." 2025, DOI: 10.86493/OTJ.2332707