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Sentiment analysis performed on the transcripts and titles of youtube videos related to the game Cyberpunk 2077
The purpose of this project is to apply Natural Languague Techniques, concretly, sentiment analysis to transcripts and description of several youtube videos.
The chosen topic is the videogame Cyberpunk 20177 and the data was scrapped from Youtube 6 days after the game was released.
Technical details about thje project:
📍 Programming language:Python
📍 Libraries:moviepy, speech_recognition, youtubesearchpython, librosa and nltk.sentiment.vader
Data scrapping process:
Firstly several searches were performed in YouTube, such as: cyberpunk 2077 review, cyberpunk 2077 recommended, cyberpunk 2077 problem... There were made several of them as the package SearchVideos has a limit of videos for each search
The videos were downloaded as mp4 format
The audio of each video was extracted as wav format
Speech recognition was performed for the first 3 minutes of each video
Result: 136 videos with the following features: url, description, duration, views, transcript and rating
- Sentiment analysis applied to the youtube platform could be an attractive analysis for some companies. Many people before buying the products review related videos on this plattform
- This kind of analysis could be also usefull for content creators, because they will be able to extract information about what the people like the most
- In some analysis such as the presented, it is enough to have the title of the video, rather than a partial transcript, however this would depend of the analysis
- The current analysis showed that after the release of the game Cyberpunk 2077, the youtube users didn't like videos related to technical aspects of the game, about the plattforms or criticism of the game. However, it should be analysed deeper in the video comments if the people didn't like the videos because they agree with the content of the video (the didn't like the game) or just because they didn't agree with the video (they like the game)
- In my opinion the people may have been curious about the game, for this reason the group of liked videos are mostly related to gameplays, about features of the game (for example cars) or speaking well about the game. This was expected, as the videos were extracted just 6 days after the release of the game, and probably a lot of possible buyers were looking for more information about the game