Sentiment Analysis Accuracy for 2024 Indonesian Election Tweets Using CNN-LSTM With Genetic Algorithm Optimization
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https://doi.org/10.29407/intensif.v9i1.22999Keywords:
CNN-LSTM, Twitter, Election, Genetic Algorithm, Word2VecAbstract
Background: The 2024 Indonesian Presidential Election is ideal for analyzing public sentiment on Twitter. Data collection began with crawling from the data source to create a dataset, which included 62,955 entries from Twitter, 126,673 entries from IndoNews, and a combined Tweet+IndoNews dataset totaling 189,628 entries. Objective: This study aims to explore sentiment using a hybrid model integrating Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) and Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) methods, with feature expansion via Word2Vec optimized by a Genetic Algorithm (GA). Methods: The research evaluates the effectiveness of the hybrid CNN-LSTM model in analyzing sentiment from 2024 Indonesian Presidential Election tweets, aiming for higher accuracy and deeper insights compared to traditional methods. Results: The hybrid CNN-LSTM model, optimized with a Genetic Algorithm, significantly enhances accuracy, achieving the highest accuracy of 84.78% for the news data, marking a 3.59% increase. Conclusion: This study illustrates the innovative application of a hybrid CNN-LSTM model with Word2Vec feature expansion and Genetic Algorithm optimization for sentiment analysis in a national election context, demonstrating how advanced techniques can improve accuracy and efficiency in sentiment analysis.
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