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Currently I am working with Text Mining which includes sentiment identification and assigning corresponding business categories using open source tool R. I found these two documents which helped me to some extent:

My approach is to tokenize the text and then lookup for sentiment and business category. To do this I require positive and negative libraries for sentiment mining and category file which contains word and category. I was able to get positive and negative words but was unable to get a categorization library.

  • Where can I get a categorization library?
  • Is the above approach appropriate? Is there a better way to do this?
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Thanks for modifications Jeromy. – AVSuresh Apr 13 '11 at 12:24

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One solution mentioned by Jeffrey Breen is to use Lu and Hiu's lexicon. He also gives a cool tutorial for sentiment mining on Twitter.

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