John Daniel M. Valencia, Al Joseph T. Laure, Niño Mark R. Centino, Bernie S. Fabito, Joseph Marvin Imperial, Ramon L. Rodriguez, Angelica De La Cruz, Manolito V. Octaviano, Marilou N. Jamis
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Understanding Anonymous Social Media Posts using Topic Modeling
Social Media holds a substantial amount of text data that can help organizations better understand their clients. For students of National University (NU) – Manila, Facebook serves as a medium to express their opinions and create topics for discussion that may generally speak about the University. Through Topic Modeling using Latent Dirichlet Allocation (LDA), various experiments were conducted to identify the topics discussed by the students based on the highest coherence score value obtained. From these experiments, a total of twenty (20) topics with Alpha and Beta values set to one (1) revealed the highest coherence. The topics were labeled and revealed interesting insights. Personal relationships and school-related concerns were the common topics posted on the two Facebook pages. To further improve the study, a chronological approach for topic modeling is recommended.