通过对推特数据的情绪分析,研究大流行后日本的物流发展

Enna Hirata , Takuma Matsuda
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本研究的目的是利用自然语言处理技术来检查在新冠肺炎大流行期间从Twitter收集的与日本物流相关的数据。利用来自变换器的双向编码器表示(BERT)机器学习模型来评估内容的情感。研究结果表明,在分析的时间框架内,对物流有积极的展望。这项研究有四个关键意义:(1)根据我们的分析,人们对“物流”一词的看法总体上是积极的;(2) 2022年,日本西部对物流的兴趣有增加的趋势;(3) 社交媒体可以被用作应对物流业面临的挑战的工具;以及(4)我们的研究强调了利用社交媒体数据对物流和运输趋势进行更及时、更全面分析的潜力。
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Examining logistics developments in post-pandemic Japan through sentiment analysis of Twitter data

The objective of this study is to utilize natural language processing technologies to examine data gathered from Twitter related to logistics in Japan during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Bidirectional Encoder Representations from Transformers (BERT) machine learning model is utilized to assess the sentiment of the content. The findings suggest a positive outlook on logistics during time frame analyzed. This research has four key implications: (1) the sentiment towards the term "logistics" is generally positive as per our analysis; (2) there is a trend of increasing interest in logistics in western Japan in 2022; (3) social media can be utilized as a tool to address the challenges faced by the logistics industry; and (4) our research highlights the potential of using social media data to provide a more timely and comprehensive analysis of logistics and transportation trends.

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