Preprocessing Arabic text on social media
Author(s) -
Mohamed Osman Hegazi,
Yasser Mubarak Aldossari,
Abdullah Al-Yahy,
Abdulaziz Al-Sumari Al-Sumari,
Anwer Mustafa Hilal
Publication year - 2021
Publication title -
heliyon
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
SCImago Journal Rank - 0.455
H-Index - 28
ISSN - 2405-8440
DOI - 10.1016/j.heliyon.2021.e06191
Subject(s) - preprocessor , arabic , computer science , social media , data pre processing , natural language processing , information retrieval , artificial intelligence , information extraction , sentiment analysis , data extraction , data science , world wide web , linguistics , philosophy , law , medline , political science
C urrently, social media plays an important role in daily life and routine. Millions of people use social media for different purposes. Large amounts of data flow through online networks every second, and these data contain valuable information that can be extracted if the data are properly processed and analyzed. However, most of the processing results are affected by preprocessing difficulties. This paper presents an approach to extract information from social media Arabic text. It provides an integrated solution for the challenges in preprocessing Arabic text on social media in four stages: data collection, cleaning, enrichment, and availability. The preprocessed Arabic text is stored in structured database tables to provide a useful corpus to which, information extraction and data analysis algorithms can be applied. The experiment in this study reveals that the implementation of the proposed approach yields a useful and full-featured dataset and valuable information. The resultant dataset presented the Arabic text in three structured levels with more than 20 features. Additionally, the experiment provides valuable information and processed results such as topic classification and sentiment analysis.
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